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Which of the following factors are used to determine whether an

50686 Correct
individual is subject to taxation in Canada?
Citizenship
Residency
Both Citizenship and Residency
Jeff Johnson received the following amounts during the year:
T4 Box 14: $5,800
50690 Tips not included on T4 $400 Incorrect
Inheritance $12,000
What is Jeff’s total income (Line 150)?
$5,800
$ 6,200
$17,800
$18,200
During the year, Mandy, who lives in Ontario, got a temporary job in
British Columbia. Mandy came to British Columbia to work but her
husband and children remained in Ontario and there was no
50695 Correct
breakdown in the relationship. Mandy was working in British
Columbia for the entire month of December. To which province
must Mandy pay provincial tax?
Both British Columbia and Ontario
British Columbia
Ontario
Daniel participates in a pension plan at work. Both Daniel and his

employer contribute to the plan. The T4 slip that Daniel received
from his employer shows the following amounts:
T4 Box 20 $1,070
50699 Correct
T4 Box 52 $2,140
What amount can Daniel claim on Line 20700 of his return as

contributions to a registered pension plan?
$0
$1,070
$2,140
$3,210
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Sarah is 20 years old and lives in Ontario. Her gross employment

50709 income is $35,000, all of which is insurable and pensionable. What Correct
is Sarah’s required CPP contribution?
$0.00
$930.60
$1,606.50
$1,732.50
Claire has shares in a US company that cost CAN$90,000 and were

50721 Incorrect
worth CAN$110,000 last year. Should she file Form T1135?
Yes
No
Linda has shares in a US company that cost CAN$101,000 and

50726 Correct
were worth CAN$140,000 last year. Should she file Form T1135?
Yes
No
Colleen has spent the equivalent of CAN$200,000 to purchase

50728 various US shares and bonds. Does she have the option to use Correct
simplified reporting when completing Form T1135?
Yes
No
Andy’s employer transferred him to a different city 450 km away.

50729 The employer completely reimbursed all expenses related to the Correct
move. Should Andy be completing Form T1-M?
Yes
No
Brandy moved 500 km last year to a new city to find work. She did
50732 not find any work until this year. Should she be completing Form Incorrect
T1-M?
Yes
No
Tanya moved 1,200 km across Canada to start a new job. The

50735 distance between the new residence and the new job is 60 km. Correct
Should she be completing Form T1-M?
Yes
No
Carroll is 17 years old and single. Carroll lives with her daughter.
50737 Her net income was $5,000. Will she be receiving a GST/HST Correct
credit?
Yes
No
Alexandra and Allan are both 32 years old and are married.
50738 Together, they have two young children. Their net family income Correct
was $33,000. Will they be receiving a GST/HST credit?
Yes
No
Gary is a kindergarten teacher and purchased an Android tablet to

50745 use in class. For the purpose of eligible educator school supply tax Incorrect
credit, how can this be claimed?
As consumable supplies that are eligible supply expenses
As prescribed durable goods that are eligible supply expenses
Cannot be claimed
Gary is a kindergarten teacher and purchased flip charts to be

50749 used in class. For the purpose of eligible educator school supply Correct
tax credit, how can this be claimed?
As consumable supplies that are eligible supply expenses
As prescribed durable goods that are eligible supply expenses
Cannot be claimed
Brad started as a volunteer firefighter for his town in July. He

received a T4 slip with $500 in Box 87. He did not receive a
50761 Correct
certificate, because he only volunteered 90 hours in the year. How
does he treat this income on his tax return and what can he claim?
He includes the $500 in income and claims the volunteer firefighters’ amount
He does not include the $500 in income and does not claim the volunteer firefighters’ amount
He does not include the $500 in income and claims the volunteer firefighters’ amount
George is a volunteer firefighter. He did not receive a honorarium.

50765 However, he received a certificate from the municipality, stating Correct
that he volunteered 220 hours in the year.
He can claim the volunteer firefighters’ amount on Line 31220
He cannot claim the volunteer firefighters’ amount
Rebecca has been divorced since 2017. She purchased a

condominium in 2019. Before the divorce, she owned a home
50769 Correct
together with her husband. Is she eligible to claim the home
buyers’ amount?
Yes
No
Kelly worked for three employers during the year. As a

50770 consequence, she overpaid her CPP contributions. Can she claim Correct
the overpayment on her tax return?
Yes
No
Robert started working in his first job in 2019. Will he be able to

50771 Correct
claim the Canada employment amount?
Yes
No
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ID Question Correct Answer Explanation

Which of the following factors are used to determine whether an

Both Citizenship and Residency

Jeff Johnson received the following amounts during the year:

T4 Box 14: $5,800

50690 Tips not included on T4 $400 Incorrect

What is Jeff’s total income (Line 150)?

Both British Columbia and Ontario

Daniel participates in a pension plan at work. Both Daniel and his

What amount can Daniel claim on Line 20700 of his return as

ID Question Correct Answer Explanation

Sarah is 20 years old and lives in Ontario. Her gross employment

Claire has shares in a US company that cost CAN$90,000 and were

Linda has shares in a US company that cost CAN$101,000 and

Colleen has spent the equivalent of CAN$200,000 to purchase

Andy’s employer transferred him to a different city 450 km away.

Tanya moved 1,200 km across Canada to start a new job. The

ID Question Correct Answer Explanation

Gary is a kindergarten teacher and purchased an Android tablet to

As consumable supplies that are eligible supply expenses

As prescribed durable goods that are eligible supply expenses

Gary is a kindergarten teacher and purchased flip charts to be

As consumable supplies that are eligible supply expenses

As prescribed durable goods that are eligible supply expenses

Brad started as a volunteer firefighter for his town in July. He

George is a volunteer firefighter. He did not receive a honorarium.

He can claim the volunteer firefighters’ amount on Line 31220

He cannot claim the volunteer firefighters’ amount

Rebecca has been divorced since 2017. She purchased a

Kelly worked for three employers during the year. As a

Robert started working in his first job in 2019. Will he be able to

ID Question Correct Answer Explanation

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