Question $12$

Mr$.$ And Mrs$.$ Claus have two children. The ages of the children are $5$ and $12.$ All the children are in good mental and physical health. During the current year, Mr$.$ Claus has net employment income of $$58000,$ after the deduction of employment expenses of $$6,000.$ Mrs$.$ Claus has net business income during this period of $$80,000,$ after deducting business expenses of $$15,000.$ The child care costs for the current year, all properly documented for tax purposes, are $$27500.$ Determine the maximum deduction for child care costs that Mr$.$ Claus should claim.

Round to the nearest dollar. Do NOT write commas, dollar signs, or decimals in your response.

Question $13$

Mr$.$ And Mrs$.$ Claus have two children. The ages of the children are $5$ and $8.$ All the children are in good mental and physical health. During the current year, Mr$.$ Claus has net employment income of $$56000,$ after the deduction of employment expenses of $$6,000.$ Mrs$.$ Claus has net business income during this period of $$80,000,$ after deducting business expenses of $$15,000.$ The child care costs for the current year, all properly documented for tax purposes, are $$2800.$ Determine the maximum deduction for child care costs that Mr$.$ Claus should claim.

Round to the nearest dollar. Do NOT write commas, dollar signs, or decimals in your response.

Question $14$

On July $3,2019,$ at the request of her employer, Ms$.$ Minnie Martin moves from Nova Scotia to Saskatchewan. She has always lived in a rented apartment and will continue to do so in Saskatchewan. The cost of the actual move, including the cost of moving her personal possessions, was $$6600.$ In addition, she spent $$10800$ on a separate house hunting visit to Saskatchewan in a search for appropriate accommodation, and $$1,000$ as a penalty for breaking her lease in Nova Scotia. During the year, her salary totaled $$50,000,$ of which $$30000$ can be allocated to the period after July $3,2019.$ What is her maximum moving expense deduction for $2019?$

Round to the nearest dollar. Do NOT write commas, dollar signs, or decimals in your response.

Question $15$

On November $3,2019,$ at the request of her employer, Ms$.$ Minnie Martin moves from Nova Scotia to Saskatchewan. She has always lived in a rented apartment and will continue to do so in Saskatchewan. The cost of the actual move, including the cost of moving her personal possessions, was $$7100.$ In addition, she spent $$10600$ on a separate house hunting visit to Saskatchewan in a search for appropriate accommodation, and $$1,000$ as a penalty for breaking her lease in Nova Scotia. During the year, her salary totaled $$50,000,$ of which $$2000$ can be allocated to the period after November $3,2019.$ What is her maximum moving expense deduction for $2019?$

Round to the nearest dollar. Do NOT write commas, dollar signs, or decimals in your response.