Terry and Louise Glave are in their $80$s and have been happily married for over $50$ years. Terry receives a monthly pension of $$3,100$ as well as monthly CPP benefits of $$950.$ Louise has $$13,600$ in a RRIF. In $2020,$ she withdrew $$4,600$ from the RRIF. She also withdrew $$5,000$ from her TFSA. They both received $$7,200$ in OAS in $2020.$ Neither of them had income tax withheld from their income.

Terry likes to purchase old farm equipment that he refinishes and then displays in the front yard. However, he sold an old wagon to make room for some new purchases. The wagon cost him $$100$ but he was able to sell it for $$1,650$ due to his refinishing it$.$

Louise inherited an heirloom weaving loom from her aunt in $2020$ when it was valued at $$1,900.$ She donated it to the local museum a few months later.

The Glaves paid $$800$ in premiums to Blue Health, a private medical plan, which covered all their prescription drug costs. However, Terry had $$1,500$ in physical therapy bills while Louise had $$2,900$ in dental work in $2020.$ Part A

Calculate Terry and Louise$$s minimum Net Income for Tax Purposes and Taxable Income for $2020$

Part B

Calculate Terry and Louise$$s minimum Federal Taxes Payable for $2020.$