taxation questions

Question 1 (3 marks) During 2019, Canadian resident Mark Forbes has calculated his Taxable Income to be $53,175. Calculate his 2019 federal Tax Payable before consideration of credits. Question 2 (3 marks) Canadian resident Zack Bronson has 2019 Taxable income of S102,485. Calculate his 2019 federal Tax Payable before consideration of credits. For the federal personal tax credit questions which follow, include in your response those credits which the individual would qualify and state as the gross amount in other words, you do not need to calculate 15% of the credit). Question 3 (1 mark) 94 BAWA W IU, Yunon alculate 1970 Olu credit). Question 3 (1 mark) Ms. Marlene Burns is 69 years old and has 2019 Net Income For Tax Purposes of $30,000. Determine Ms. Burns, age credit for 2019. Question 4 (2 marks) Harry Rose is 71 years of age and has 2019 Net Income For Tax Purposes of $62,485. Determine Harry's age credit for 2019. Question 5 (2 marks) Nadel Lyon has 2019 Net Income For Tax Purposes of $32,400. His common-law partner has Net Income For Tax Purposes of $8,420. Nadel has no tax credits other than the basic personal credits for his common-law partner and himself. Determine Nadel's federal tax credits for 2019. Question 6 (5 marks) Martin Brody was divorced from his wife several years ago. He has custody of their four children, ages 7,9,12, and 15. His Net Income For Tax Purposes consists of spousal support payments totaling $54,000 per year. The children are all in good health. The oldest child has Net Income For Tax Purposes of $11,200 during the year. Iddentify which federal personal credits Martin would be eligible for himself and related to his family. Which additional credits would Martin get if his net income for tax purposes consisted of employment income, rather than spousal support payments? State the names of the credits only and not the amounts