You will be preparing 2019 personal income tax returns for David Jackson and Ann Daniels who are couple. Both are Canadian citizens and are not citizens of any other country. Neither have investments in a foreign country with a cost of $100,000 or more. Both have agreed to allow CRA to provide their information to Elections Canada. David and Ann have lived in Ontario for their entire lives. They have been filing tax returns since they were each 18 years old. Julie Jackson is Ann’s daughter from a prior relationship. She is filing a tax return for the first time in 2019. She is single. She is a Canadian citizen and not a citizen of any other country. She has no investments in a foreign country. She agrees to allow CRA to provide her information to Elections Canada. She has lived in Ontario for her entire life. She lives with her parents, David and Ann when she is not at school at Brock University. Ann and David paid $3,675 of tuition to Brock University for Julie for the Winter 2019 and Fall 2019 terms [refer to Julie’ form T2202A]. Julie had received a tuition scholarship of $4,000 which is why this amount was so low [refer to Julie’ form T4A]. Julie attended Brock for 8 months in 2019, on a full-time basis. Julie will transfer the maximum possible amount of tuition for the year to David. To complete this transfer, complete Schedule 11 for Julie with the appropriate information. There is no unused tuition amount carried over from prior years. How would you report this for income tax on TaxPrep?