Sid works in the corporate office at Loblaw's and receives the following during the year. • Salary: $46,000 • Frequent flyer miles earned on business flights purchased with a personal credit card: 28,000 miles, with no cash value • A long-service (non-cash) award for five years of service: $600 • Christmas (cash) bonus: $750 • Value of a wedding gift, as Sid got married in the current year. $200 How much of the items are taxable? Choose the correct answer

Sid works in the corporate office at Loblaw's and receives the following during the year. • Salary: $46,000 • Frequent flyer miles earned on business flights purchased with a personal credit card: 28,000 miles, with no cash value • A long-service (non-cash) award for five years of service: $600 • Christmas (cash) bonus: $750 • Value of a wedding gift, as Sid got married in the current year. $200 How much of the items are taxable? Choose the correct answer

CONCEPTS IN FED.TAX.,2020-W/ACCESS

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Chapter3: Income Sources

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