1. Philip's Calculated Maximum Purchase/Deduction for RRSP this year is $4,000. He...
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Philip's Calculated Maximum Purchase/Deduction for RRSP this year is $4,000. He purchased this year, an RRSP of $1,000.
Philip can deduct a maximum of $4,000 for RRSP this year.
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Robert and Sandra have two children, not disabled, (ages, 3 and 4 year old)
This year, Robert's Earned Income is $30,000 and Sandra's is $60,000.
They paid a Nanny $5,000 this year to care for both children.
Please calculate this family's maximum Child Care Expense Deduction on Line 21400?
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