what's the answer for question 3 and 4? Country: Canada

Pension Splitting - Example Michelle and Jon are each 75 years old and are married. Michelle earns the following income: OAS $5,000, RPP Pension Income $70,000, Interest $16,000 Total Income $91,000 Jon earns no income. What is Jon's optimum income level? Jon's optimum income is $35,000. ($0 + $35) Jon not using credits, Michelle has higher income Maximum is 50% of eligible pension income or $35,000 ($70,000 x 50%). Question 3 (2 points) Nigel and Morgan are each 68 years old and are married. Nigel earns the following income: OAS $6,000, CPP $12,000, RRSP Income $30,000, Interest $1,000 Total Income $49,000 Morgan earns the following income: Dividends $10,000. Total Income $10,000 What would you recommend they do to optimize their taxes? What is Nigel's optimum income level? AJ Question 4 (1 point) On January 1, 2012 Jessica and Ben sign a separation agreement that calls for Jessica to pay Ben $1,000 per month in child support and $700 per month in spousal support beginning that day. What amount must Ben include in his income for the full year