As per data,
Net income= total income from all sources - deductions
We assume that Minnie lie has file tax as single,
Employment income. $25000
Interest income. $10000
Taxable dividend income $8000
Taxable capital gain. $5000
Total income. $ 48,000
Less : deductions
Maximum allowed capital loss $3000
Subdivisions e deduction. $2000
Total deduction. $5000
Net income. $ 43000
Then Minjies taxable net income is. $43000
Note: Maximum allowed for single person for capital loss deduction is $3000
Remaining I.e.$12000-$3000= $9000 is carry forwarded to next year.
Thank you.
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