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Taxable Income = 53175
Tax on first 47630 = 47630 x 0.15 =7144.5
Tax on balance 5545 = 5545 x 0.205 = 1136.725
Total Tax payable = 8281.225
taxation questions Question 1 (3 marks) During 2019, Canadian resident Mark Forbes has calculated his Taxable...
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