Your client, Mr. X began a self-employed, unincorporated coffee business 123 Ltd. Mr. X would like some assistance in preparing his 2020 tax return. You have been provided with the following information:

123 Ltd.
Statement of Income
For the year ended December 31, 2020
Revenue								$ 78,000
Less: cost of goods sold								$ 25,450
Gross profit								$ 103,450
Expenses:
Travel - meals								$ 1,750
Travel - accommodation								$ 4,400
Trave - total operating expenses - car (note a)								$ 4,500
Sales manager's convention								$ 1,100
Salaries paid to staff								$ 58,000
Health club due								$ 1,500
Child care and housekeeping expenses (nanny - single parent) (note b)								$ 10,500
Home office expenses (note e)								$ 990
Telephone bills								$ 115
Office supplies								$ 1,650
Entertainment - drinks and meals								$ 2,400
Private dental plan - for staff members								$ 2,350
Restaurant structural renovation costs (note d)								$ 12,500
Straight-line amortization								$ 3,600
								$ 105,355
Accounting business loss before tax								$ (1,905)

You have been provided with the following supplemental info:

Note a: Mr. X used his personal automobile for all his business travel. The amount represents his total expenses for the 12-month period.

His travel log included business mileage of:

Business mileage: 16,000 km

Total kilometers: 23,000 km

Note b: Mr. X would like to deduct all of his nanny expenses against his income as he needed to incur them to concentrate on the business.

Note c: There are no unrecorded revenues. However, Mr. X believes a portion of the AR balance is uncollectible (as a customer has recently declared banktruptcy).

Mr. X did not provide for this bad debt expense in his financial statements.

The total portion of the AR balance that is uncollectible is: $650

Note d: The structural renovation of the coffee shop included new walls, flooring, an office for Mr X. and a kitchen.

Note e: To ease the burden of being a single parent, Mr. X set up a home office. He uses the office to complete his administration work in the evenings.

The home office expenses relate to a proportion of heat, light and power.

Given the income statement above, Mr. X has asked you to make the necessary adjustments to calculate the company's income from a business for tax purposes (Division B business income).

For note e (home office) and other expenses (bad debt expense), the following expenses should be adjusted: