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$1)$ Susan Smith commenced employment with Lion Mountain Experience $($LME$),$ a public corporation, on January $1,2023.$

$2)$ LME owns a suite of hotels and offered her the use of a unit at one of the hotels for $$2,000$ per month. The regular monthly rate for the unit was $$5,000$ per month. She moved into the hotel on January $1,2023$ and lived there until June $30,2023.$ On July $1,2023,$ Susan moved into a townhouse she had purchased on May $1,2023.$

$3)$ To help her buy the townhouse, LME provided her with a $$100,000$ interest$-$free housing loan. The funds were provided to Susan on May $1,2023.$ Assume the prescribed rate throughout $2023$ was $3\%.$

$4)$ During $2023,$ Susan earned $$175,000.$ This included several large bonuses due to her exceptional sales ability. The company withheld the following amounts from her salary:

a$)$ Income tax $$53,009.$

b$)$ CPP $ $3,500.$

c$)$ EI $ $1,002.$

d$)$ Registered Pension Plan Contributions $($RPP$)$ $ $2,500.$

e$)$ Payment for Personal Use of Automobile $ $1,200.$

$5)$ LME matched Susan$$s contribution to the RPP $($e$.$g$.,$ contributed $$2,500$ to her plan$).$

$6)$ During the year Susan received two non$-$cash gifts from LME, a season ski pass worth $$1,500$ and a Christmas gift certificate which could be used at a variety of restaurants for $$100.$

$7)$ Her favorite uncle visited her and went skiing with a day pass that Susan provided. He was severely injured in a fall while skiing. GME provided Susan with grief counselling services worth $$665.$

$8)$ During the skiing season, Susan bought a number of daily ski passes for friends and family using LME$$s $15\%$ corporate discount which is available to all employees. The value of the savings from these discounts totalled $$2,200.$

$9)$ LME provided Susan with a membership in the exclusive Alpine Ski Club and Spa. The cost of the membership was $$5,000.$ Susan took her clients there for meals and drinks. LME paid all the charges on her account as they were related to potential clients for LME. The cost in $2023$ was $$22,200.$

$10)$ Susan was granted an option to buy $100$ shares of the company$$s shares at $$100$ per share when she started with the company. At that time the shares were trading for $$94\mathrm{.}00$ per share. On May $10,2023,$ the shares are trading at $$145$ per share and Susan exercises her option and buys $50$ shares for $$5,000.$ She is still holding the shares on December $31,2023.$

$11)$ LME provides Susan with a luxury vehicle that she uses to drive her clients on tours and to and from the airport. It was purchased by the company in late $2022$ for $$120,000$ inclusive of all sales taxes. The vehicle was used by Susan throughout $2023.$ During the year she drove the vehicle $102,000$ kilometers, of which $90,000$ kilometres were related to her employment duties. LME pays all operating and maintenance costs which totalled $$23,000$ in $2023.$ LME withheld $$1,200$ from her December salary to pay for her personal use of the vehicle in $2023.$

$12)$ Susan$$s job requires her to meet clients all hours of the day and night. LME provides her with a signed T$2200$ stating that she is required to pay for certain employment expenses without reimbursement and use a portion of her home for work. Susan has set up an office in her home. The office $($work space$)$ occupies $600$ square feet of the $2,000$ square feet available in her townhouse. She used this space between July $1$ and December $31,2023.$

a$.$ Work space related expenditures are as follows:

i$.$ Month maintenance $($for $6$ months$)$ $ $7,400$

ii$.$ Hydro $($for $6$ months$)$ $ $450$

iii. Property Insurance $($for $6$ months$)$ $ $1,575$

iv$.$ Property Tax $($for $6$ months$)$ $ $2,600$

v$.$ Big Screen TV to entertain clients $ $2,600$

vi$.$ Office Furniture $ $5,600$

vii. Furniture for client entertainment area $$12,400$

$13)$ Susan received an allowance of $$500$ per month for the $6$ months to cover the cost of maintaining a work space in the home.

True or False Questions:

$1.$ The standby charge that Susan would have to include in her employment income $($rounded up to the nearest dollar$)$ is $$21,237$

True$/$False

$2.$ Susan's home office expense deduction is $$2,355.$

True$/$False

$3.$ Susan's taxable benefit on her housing loan is $$2,000.$

True$/$False

$4.$ The stock option benefit that Susan must include in her employment income is $$1,125\mathrm{.}00$

True$/$False

$5.$ The Registered Pension Plan contribution that the employer made to Susan's Registered Pension Plan does not need to be included in her employment income.

True$/$False

$6.$ Susan's counselling sessions in the amount of $$665$ would be taxable, since they related to something that happened to her Uncle.

True$/$False

$7.$ Susan's hotel stay in Calgary is completely tax free.

True$/$False

$8.$ Susan's Net Employment Income in $2023$ is $$221,287.$

True$/$False

$9.$ Susan's payment for the personal use of the automobile reduce her total taxable automobile benefit for net employment income calculation purposes.

True$/$False

$10.$ Income taxes withheld of $$53,009$ are deducted in computing Susan's net employment income.

True$/$False