Question 9.1.18 Question Help Chris and Kim are former spouses. Pursuant to a court decree, Chris must pay Stephanie $14,500 per year in support payments. Of this amount, $8,000 is child support and $6,500 is spousal support. For the current tax year, Chris has only paid $7,250 of his required support. How much of the payment is deductible by Chris in determining his taxable income? Choose the correct answer OA SO OB $4,500 OC. $6,500 OD. $8,000 Question 9.1.30 Question Help Joshua had been unemployed, living in Manitoba. He finds and takes a new job 90 km away from his current residence. He earns $14,000 in wages from his new job in the current year. In the current year, he sells his current residence, paying $2,200 in realtor commissions. He pays a moving company $750 to transport his belongings to a new home in Manitoba that is only 70 km away from his new job. He pays $1,100 in costs to acquire his new home. How much in moving expenses can Joshua deduct to determine his taxable income for the current year? Choose the correct answer. OA SO OB. $4,050 OC. $1,100 D. $750