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Adam News Network volume 90 issue 03

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Article: 0290oauc

OMAHA ADAM USERS CLUB NEWSLETTER FEB/MAR 90 PKG# 34

Norman R. Castro, Founder

This is your 34th newsletter which I plan on passing out on 6 Feb as part of Package 34. Thanks for your confidence and support. The OAUC is a local club only with fees of $20 per 6 issues (PKGS w/prgms) received. NOTICE: I will sell to any `Paid Up to Date' local member any six back issues (1 years worth $20) w/programs (on your media) for $15.

NOTICE: To the general public and former OAUC members if you want just this newsletter mailed to you (First class) I will for $5 per year to US mailing address and $8 (dollars, US currency), to foreign countries.

DISCLAIMER NOTICE: Neither the editors, OAUC, members, nor any of the authors of any articles nor any contributors of any capacity nor any of the other AUG's or ADAM newsletters reprinted herein make any representations or warranties expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, safety, or utility of any material or information contained herein, whether from OAUC, other AUGs or newletters, either by interpretation, use or misues. Futher, those above mentioned accept no responsibility for any losses or damages, direct, indirect, incidental or consequential resulting for the application, use, misuse, interpretation, etc. of the information & material contained herein.

If you or anyone wants a FREE copy of this newsletter just send me TWO First Class postage stamps ONLY to: Norman R. Castro, 809W 33rd Avenue, Bellevue, NE 68005. Tell others of this offer ... Thanks ...

LITTLE ORPHANE ADAM is a 24 hour BBS at (402) 455-8308. This is a free BBS with full duplex, 7-1-E, auto line off (for ADAM). His 1200 Baud is now in service. The SYOP is our own Steve Dawes who has helped our club in many ways.

I now support SIX Game systems with game instruction reprints. RCA STUDIO II, ADAM/COLECOVISION, ATARI 5200, INTELLIVISION, ODYSSEY 500 and VECTREX. Just send TWO First Class Postage Stamps ONLY for samples of your choice of system/s.

NEW game instructions just added: COLECO = Expansion Module #1 (Atari 2600 Cartridges can now be played on your Colecovision or ADAM.) INTELLIVISION = Computer Module Owner's Guide (original has 100 pages). VECTREX = Hyper Chase Auto Race

Who's the FASTEST to deliver ADAM Software? Well it just so happens that I sent to three companies for new software. Here are the facts:

REEDY sent 22 Dec 89 and received my order 29 Dec 89... FASTEST NIAD sent 27 Dec 89 and received my order 10 Jan 90 PARALLEL SYSTEMS sent 21 Dec 89 and received my order 10 Jan 90

NEW address for REEDY SOFTWARE, PO Box 129, Lowell, MI 49331.

I just got my new LYBEN Computer Systems catalog #95. Their address is: 1050 E. Maple Road, Troy, MI 48083 (313) 589-3440. They have a mininum order of $15. They carry their "Super-Flex" thin ring binders by WilsonJones for $7.10 to $8.20 They also have Continuous form Index Cards 3" x 6" (3x5 torn) 1,000 for $9.75 and 4" x 6" (4x6 torn) 1,000 for $12.95. Their Labels 3-1/2" x 15/16" 1 Across sell at $12.95 for 5,000.

(LYBEN continued) In their Winter of 90 Preferred Flyer on page 15 on sale until 14 March 1990 is a 5-1/4" BD-200 Media Drawer for $23.95. This well constructed Locking drawer holds up to 200 5-1/4" diskettes. The BD-200 is supplied with 5 dividers & multi-colored labels to aid in organization. These units also interlock to provide extremely efficient storage for large number of diskettes. LCS# PO577 normally $29.95. I just received mine.

This is from METRO, Patricia Herrington, 1003 Oak Lane, Apopka, FL 32703 In their November newsletter they have a SmartLOGO DOT MATRIX PRINTER PATCH. Send them a couple of stamps and ask for this page or a copy of the Nov issue NEW VENDOR: R&R Software is a new vendor specializing in PD software at very resonable prices ($3 disk, $5 datapack.) They also will be selling limited quantities of Coleco products when they run across a bargin. If you send them a self-addressed, stamped envelope with a particular title you are looking for, they will keep it on file and notify you when they find it. R & R SOFTWARE, PO Box 2081, Hanover, MA 02339.

L.O.F. COMMUNICATIONS, PO Box 587, York, PA 17405-0587 also has PD Graphics on disk for $3.99 & ADAM Manuals for $8.95. They also say "Your own photo can be a SmartPaint or PowerPaint file!" Simply write for a copy of their Photo Order form. Their graphic pics include Art World, Sci-Fi, Nudes.

The LOF info is from me. Also NEW instructions for sale by me: TAX PLANNER and now MARKET MONITOR for $5 each plus $2 S/H as each original has 50 pages each. I offer reduced size copies & am proud of the quality work.

This is from PUGET SOUND, 22607 SE 322nd , Kent, WA 98042 $5/year: ADAM BOMB has been very popular with computer gamers. You can get ten extra men by typing the word "adam" (in lower case letters) when you see the title screen where it tells you to press the fire button to start. Also, to skip 3 screens, blast a diamond twice and you will get 2 bombs & advance 3 screens once you finish the current level!

BIBLE JEOPARDY is now available from Royal Ambassador Software. This is simply the Jeopardy game with 8 rounds of questions tailored to cover all aspects of the Bible. This has great potential for Bible study groups. The game retails for $19.95 from NIAD, PO Box 1317, Lisle IL, 60532.

This is from IEAUG, c/o Tom Keene, 3141 Palmyra Ave, Orange CA 92669 $18 year/excellent CP/M newsletter. Coleco's LOGO is highly acclaimed in the world of educators as the best version of LOGO ever released. ... it is one of the easiest programs for writing music that we have for the ADAM. It, in no way compares with VIDEOTUNES for complexity & beauty. It is extremely ex- travagant in its use of memory when writing music. But it is EASY. And creating music is only one of the tasks LOGO will perform. Many people don't realize that LOGO is a mathematical system for programming all kinds of math operations.

This is from NIAD, PO Box 1317, Lisle IL 60532 $19/year 3rd class. S.M. VIDEO is still hard at work tracking down never released public domain software and are continuing their efforts with Mihn Ta to provide the ADAM community with some really outstanding hardware add-ons. If you would like to receive more information from this upstart company, send a SASE to: S.M. VIDEO, PO Box 3189, Oakton, VA 22124.

This is from me: If you want past issues of this newsletter, you can receive any six issues (1 years worth) for $4.25. A two year back issue collection can be yours for only $8. The first issue was July 1984.

Here is the address for PARALLEL SYSTEMS, PO Box 772, Turnersville, NJ 08012. Mention OAUC it can't hurt. Their software is priced from $5 to $10. Many are sold at $6 to $7 and they are all worth while. I have most of theirs. I use the Blank-Ware LABEL MAKER all the time. I modified mine a little to accept more characters per line & a self center option. Ask me and don't forget to send me 2 stamps. Thanks...

One of our OAUC members has had problems getting CLASSIC COMPUTER (ORPHANWARE) to honor their warrenties! Also he has heard from other groups with their members having the same trouble. It is too bad after all John has done for ADAM, that when the profit margin drops, he acts like this!

********** FRAUD ALERT ********** FRAUD ALERT **********

This is from St Louis AUG, 12967 Weatherfield, St. Louis, MO 63146 $23/year. Article by Mike Keith: I have heard of fraud within the ADAM community. It seems that Don Perlman who ran INHS ADAM supplier has moved withOUT leaving a forwarding address or phone number. One person has sent Don about $450 over a year ago but had never received his order. When he contacted Don, Don admitted the debt and asked for more time. The story goes that he then left town. DON PERLMAN HAS BEEN LOCATED. He can be contacted at: Don Perlman, % Silver Disk Productions, 405 Tarrytown Rd. NO. 444, White Plains, NY 10607. Bob Sebelist is planning on filing formal complaints with the post office & attorney general. If you are in a similar situation you may contact him at Box 85 Grove Rd., Waterford, ME 04088. Again, this is what I understand at this time.

This is from ADAM-LINK OF UTAH, 2337 South 600 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84106 $18-$20 Year. I recently discovered that the CLASSIC ADAM Hardware Clock is NOT compatible with Digital Express PowerPAINT or SwiftPRINT programs. If the clock is installed & one of these programs is booted, they will freeze up before the program is completely loaded. I believe the reason for this is that the programs check for the presence of the EVE SS-CC and the Classic ADAM Clock fools the programs into thinking it is there.

This is from AIM, ADAMS HOUSE, 1829-1 Co. Rd. 130, Route 2, Box 2756, Pearland, TX 77581-9503 $20/year. Michael Hilker has proposed making a modi- fication available to your ADAM that will provide Video output from ADAM to be superimposed over the output of a VCR or Video Camera. He calls this circuit modification "GEN-LOCK", perfectly syncronizing the video signals to a recording VCR. The result can be the appearance of scrolling credits, etc. As a bonus, a second sound channel will allow stero (direct audio, not part of the video output), with simultaneous access from an adjacent outport by software identical to that now used to access the existing sound channel. Modified logic boards could be exchanged for the one in your ADAM, or the service could be performed for you at a cost of about $200. Any interest out there? (Write AIM or Michael Hilker at:12726 California St., Yucaipa, CA 92399 - his address is from me); If you expect an answer send Stamps.

This is from NIBBLES & BITS, The SOFTWORKS FACTORY PO Box 732, Ocean Springs, MS 39564. ... individual manufacturers, not the vendors themselves, set the prices for software. If a vendor dips below the manufacturer's suggested price, the vendor is prohibited from buying further product. It's that simple. (Article) Piracy is rampant among some local ADAM owners and some mail order vendors as well. I state this as fact, not a mere unfounded accusation.

While school is in session be sure to note Steve Major's new address (ADAM CONNECTION). Indiana Institute of Technology, Attn: Steve Major, PO Box 255, 1600 East Washington Blvd., Fort Wayne, IN 46803.

(N&B continued) Howard Pines of the Emerald Coast AUG, who runs OSCAR'S Computers, is offering FREE hardware repair assistance over the phone. For info, call him & "Just say 'HELP HOWARD'."; his number is (904) 862-1007.

This is also from METRO. New address: Bob Tarnowski, MR. T SOFTWARE, 6521 E. Camino Santo, Scottsdale, AZ 85254. (602) 951-2973.

(Bad Blocks?) On rare occasions, you may get different results when you check the SAME medium more than once. According to Mike Graham, a "floating" bad block.. one that appears in different locations on subsequent checks... indicates a bad sector. You can usually save your files by copying them to a good medium, after which you should not trust the defective medium with any important files!

This is also from IEAUG. Thanks to Irwin Goldenberg, I learned of an excellent ADAM supplier. The company is: ALLIED BUSINESS MACHINES Inc., 9281 Earl Street, La Mesa, CA 92042-1445, Phone (619) 461-6361. This company has a large inventory of office and computer supplies. They have a catalog which lists complete ADAMs, 5.25" drives, printers, Colecovision, daisy wheels, power supplies, keyboards, controllers, data packs & most importantly RIBBONS!!!

I have ordered a dozen ribbons (at $30 a dozen - REAL CHEAP) & they were delivered to my door via UPS in less than 24 hours. He has brown and black in multistrike & also in Nylon ribbon. In the Nylon ribbon he also has PURPLE! The brown ribbons cost less ($25/dozen). This is, without a doubt, the best deal I have ever run into on ribbons.

New address: ADAMzap Software, 17 Capstan Road, West Milford, NJ 07480-4816.

Digital Research is no longer supporting CP/M. Not even to answer questions about it. If you call them about some problems regarding CP/M they wil refer you to Bob Ross, who lives in Riverside California. Bob is the CP/M SIG (Special Interest Group) leader of the North Orange county Computer Club. If you should ever need to call him about any CP/M problem his telephone number is (714) 684-9855.

It is sad to see the decline in the use of CP/M, but their is no point in not recognizing the fact. This is still NOT true in Europe nor in Japan. CP/M is flourishing there. And CP/M is far and away the most widely used system in industrial controls, such as the robotics used on automobile assembly lines. It is, by no means, a desperate situation. There are still hundreds of new programs being written every year for CP/M users & most are in the public domain.

It is my feeling, that the criterion of value is not the growth of the inventory, so much as it is the extent that people use the existing material. The number of programs available for use on ADAM is enormous! Thomas Keene.

Here are the dates for the OAUC mettings at the Bellevue Public Library.

3 Apr 5 Jun 7 Aug 2 Oct 4 Dec

Norman R. Castro, 809 West 33rd Avenue, Bellevue, NE 68005 {402} 291-4405

all him about a

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Article: 320cnvrt

FROM THE AKRON BBS , 24 hrs. 216-882-4720, HOW TO DO A 320 K DISK DRIVE CONVERSON. ORPHANWARE 5665 MYERS ROAD 
                         AKRON, OH 44319
                          216-882-4720

WARNING--This drive modification should be attempted only by experienced computer service technicians. If you do not have extensive experience in computer servicing, have some one with the required experience do the work for you. Orphanware will not be responsible for the results of any modification not done by Orphanware.

ESD CAUTION--This equipment is static sensitive and can be easily destroyed. If you do not know what you are doing, please take it to someone who can help you. Failure on an electronics project such as this can be traced to ESD damage in 75% of all instances.

The 320K or 320 conversion kit is supplied with out warranty. This is due to the fact that we at Orphanware have no control over the quality of work that is performed by the customer, nor do we have any way of knowing the condition of the drive prior to modification. We will replace for 30 days, any part supplied with this kit that fails do to defect in materials or workman ship. This includes the SYSTEM EPROM, the FUJITSU drive assembly and the 7405 IC. In order to be able to return any part, it must be in the same condition as when received by you.

To accomplish this mod, remove the drive from service. Disassemble the drive by removing the top and 2 bottom covers. Then remove the 2 sheet metal screws that hold the front panel on and lay aside all the plastic parts for later re-assembly. Next, remove the MPI drive section from the drive. Do this by disconnecting the 34 conductor ribbon cable from the drive assembly, disconnect the power connector, the green wire behind the ribbon cable and the sensor connector.

Lay the drive assembly just removed aside. Now, remove the power connector for the drive controller board. Clip the blue wire at both connector ends. Next clip all 3 remaining wires at the center and splice in the 3 sections of wire provided. Use heat shrink to insulate the solder joints.

Remove the the controller board from the frame assembly. Using a vice, crush the 4 indented areas of the frame where the screws to secure the drive mechanics are inserted. This should be crushed until it is flat.

Now you will need to determine the part number for U4 on the controller board. If it is a 74LS05, you will need to replace it with the 7405 provided in the kit. Do this carefully as a great deal of damage can be done here.

Now, turn the controller board over and solder a piece of the provided 30 gauge wire from pin 34 of P5 to pin 2 of P4 (pin 1 is identified by a white dot). Now connect a section of wire from o73 P5 pin 32 to pin 8 of U3. Next connect a section of 30 gauge wire from U3 pins 9 an 10 to U6 pin 17. The first wire is for the disk present signal and the second 2 for side select.

Reinstall the controller board in modified frame assembly. Remove the system EPROM (U10) and replace with the provided system EPROM. Now, install the previously modified power connector.

You will need to determine if the mechanics you have is equipped with a disk present switch. If not, you will need to locate an area suitable to mount the provided micro switch and connect the normally closed contact to a DC ground on the drive and the common contact to pin 34 on the drive plug that connects to the ribbon cable. This switch is adjusted so that a ground is applied to pin 34 when a disk is not present, and an open when a disk is in place. It is best so that the switch actuates when you make the last few degrees of rotation of the access handle. We have been using a hot glue gun to install them on the drives that we are doing here at Orphanware. **NOTE** installing this switch may invalidate the warranty on your drive.

You are now ready to install the drive mechanics. Place them in the frame and connect the 34 pin ribbon cable and the power connector. (note that the power connector is keyed to go in only 1 way). Install the 4 screws removed earlier through the side tabs and tighten gently. The drive is now ready to test. Connect it as the first (and only) drive to the computer. Power up the system and put in the disc marked EOS/CP/M FORMAT UTILITIES. Pull reset and you should see a color screen announcing that the format utilities are being loaded. When the system turns control to you, install an unformatted disk in the drive and follow the documentation for the format. The drive should format the disk through block 319. You can then load basic and check the new disk for blocks left (you will be surprised at the space).

Next, boot CP/M and run the file ABP25.COM from the utilities disk. Use the documentation from the disk to show you how to use it. Next, use the CFM.COM or FORMAT13.COM to format a double sided CP/M disk. When you do a STAT on the new drive with the double sided disk installed, you should get about 304K free space.

IN CASE OF TROUBLE Check all you work very carefully. If you can not find the problem, you can return the drive along with 45.00 + 8.80 shipping to Orphanware for correction. If you have damaged the controller board, or there is evidence that improper procedures were used, we will bill you at the rate of 25.00 per hour for repairs. (Not to exceed 100.00 for labor) + cost of parts. The drive mechanics will be replace free if it is determined that they have a defect in materials or workmanship (these were tested by FUJITSU and by Orphanware prior to you receiving them).

ADDED NOTES:

1. On almost all drives that you buy, (360 IBM PC XT compatible), you will have to change the address jumper from D1

to D0. Failure to do so will cause the drive to not work.

ble sided CP/M disk. When you do a STAT on the new drive with the double sided disk i

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Article: 88cnt1ac

@1,1;<T;INCOME TAX SPREADSHEET 1988 @1,2;>T;LINE @1,3;>T;DEDUCTIONS @1,4;<T; INCOME @2,1;>T;---------------------------------------- @2,2;>T;----------- @2,3;<T;---------------------- @2,4;>T;-------------------- @3,1;<T;TOTAL INCOME @4,1;<T;::::::::::::: @5,1;<T;Income Before Deductions (Box C) @5,2;>T;101 @5,4;>D;50000 @6,1;<T;Commisions (Box R) @6,2;>T;102 @6,4;>D;2000 @7,1;<T;Other Employment (Tips, etc) @7,2;>T;104 @7,4;>D;500 @8,1;<T; @8,2;>T; @8,4;>T;----------- @9,1;>T;TOTAL EARNINGS: @9,2;>T;105 @9,4;>D;sum([5,c:7,c]) @10,2;>T; @10,4;>D; @11,1;<T;Old Age Security Pension @11,2;>F;113 @11,4;>D;100 @12,1;<T;Canada or Quebec Pension @12,2;>F;114 @12,4;>D;100 @13,1;<T;Other Pensions @13,2;>F;115 @13,4;>D;100 @14,1;<T;Taxable Family Allowance @14,2;>F;118 @14,4;>D;450 @15,1;<T;Unemployment Insurance Benefits @15,2;>T;119 @15,4;>D;1000 @16,1;<T;Taxable Dividends Canadian Corp's @16,2;>T;120 @16,4;>D;1500 @17,1;<T;Interest & Other Investment Income @17,2;>T;121 @17,4;>D;2000 @18,1;<T;Partnership Income (Schedule 4) @18,2;>T;122 @18,4;>D;750 @19,1;<T;Rental Income @19,2;>T;126 @19,4;>D;1000 @20,1;<T;Taxable Capital Gains @20,2;>T;127 @20,4;>D;3000 @21,1;<T;Alimony/Seperation income @21,2;>T;128 @21,4;>D;1500 @22,1;<T;RRSP Income (T4RSP Slips) @22,2;>T;129 @22,4;>D;200 @23,1;<T;Other Income @23,2;>T;130 @23,4;>D;350 @24,1;<T;Business Income @24,2;>T;135 @24,4;>D;2500 @25,1;<T;Professional Income @25,2;>T;137 @25,4;>D;750 @26,1;<T;Commission Income @26,2;>T;139 @26,4;>D;500 @27,1;<T;Farming Income @27,2;>T;141 @27,4;>D;250 @28,1;<T;Fishing Income @28,2;>T;143 @28,4;>D;300 @29,2;>T; @29,4;>T;----------- @30,1;>T;TOTAL INCOME: @30,2;>T;150 @30,4;>D;sum([R-21,C:R-2,C]) @31,1;>T;------------------------------------ @31,2;>T;----- @31,3;>T;------------------- @31,4;>T;------------------------- @32,1;<T;TAXABLE INCOME @32,2;>T; @33,1;<T;:::::::::::::: @33,2;>T; @34,1;<T;RPP Contributions @34,2;>T;207 @34,3;>M;3500 @35,1;<T;RRSP Contributions @35,2;>T;208 @35,3;>M;3500 @36,1;<T;Union / Professional Dues @36,2;>T;212 @36,3;>M;150 @37,1;<T;Child Care Expenses @37,2;>T;214 @37,3;>M;2000 @38,1;<T;Allowable Business Losses @38,2;>T;217 @38,3;>M;1000 @39,1;<T;Moving Expenxes @39,2;>T;219 @39,3;>M;3000 @40,1;<T;Alimony/Seperation Allowance Paid @40,2;>T;220 @40,3;>M;1000 @40,4;>T; @41,1;<T;Carrying Charge & Interest Expenses @41,2;>T;221 @41,3;>M;500 @42,1;<T;Exploration and Development @42,2;>T;224 @42,3;>D;500 @43,1;<T;Other Employment Expenses @43,2;>T;229 @43,3;>D;250 @44,1;<T;Other Deductions @44,2;>T;232 @44,3;>D;100 @45,1;<T; @45,2;>T; @45,3;>T;---------- @46,1;>T; @46,2;>T;234 @46,3;>D;sum([R-12,C:R-2,C]) @46,4;>D;[R,C-1] @47,1;>T; @47,2;>T; @47,3;>D; @47,4;>T;----------- @48,1;>T;NET INCOME: @48,2;>T;236 @48,4;>D;[R-18,C]-[R-2,C] @50,1;<T;Add: Accumulated Fwd Avg Withdrawal @50,2;>T;237 @50,4;>D;50 @51,4;>T;----------- @52,1;>T;Running Total: @52,2;>T;239 @52,4;>D;[R-4,C]+[R-2,C] @54,1;<T;Employee Home Relocation Loan @54,2;>T;248 @54,3;>D;3000 @55,1;<T;Stock Options and Shares Deductions @55,2;>T;249 @55,3;>D;750 @56,1;<T;UI Benefit repayment Payable @56,2;>T;250 @56,3;>D;75 @57,1;<T;Limited Partnership Losses @57,2;>T;251 @57,3;>D;2275 @58,1;<T;Non Capital Losses of Other Years @58,2;>T;252 @58,3;>D;375 @59,1;<T;Net Capital Losses (1972 - 1987) @59,2;>T;253 @59,3;>D;400 @60,1;<T;Capital Gains Deductions T657 @60,2;>T;254 @60,3;>D;200 @61,1;<T;Northern Residence Deduction T2222 @61,2;>T;255 @61,3;>D;65 @62,1;<T;Additional Deductions @62,2;>T;256 @62,3;>D;200 @63,1;<T; @63,3;>T;----------- @64,1;>T;Running Total: @64,3;>D;sum([R-10,C:R-2,C]) @64,4;>D;[R,C-1] @65,4;>T;----------- @66,1;>T;TAXABLE INCOME: @66,2;>T;260 @66,4;>D;[R-14,C]-[R-2,C] @67,1;>T;----------------------------------- @67,2;>T;----- @67,3;>T;------------------- @67,4;>T;--------------- @68,1;<T;TOTAL NON-REFUNDABLE TAX CREDITS @69,1;<T;::::::::::::::::::: @70,1;<T;Basic Claim ($6000.00) @70,2;>T;300 @70,3;>D;6000 @71,1;<T;Age Claim ($3236.00) @71,2;>T;301 @71,3;>D;3236 @72,1;<T;Married Exemption @72,2;>T;303 @72,3;>D;2800 @73,1;<T;Dependant Children Exemption @73,2;>T;304 @73,3;>D;650 @74,1;<T;Additional Personal Exemption @74,2;>T;305 @74,3;>D;75 @75,1;<T;Canada Pension Plan Contributions @75,2;>T;308 @75,3;>D;300 @76,1;<T;Contributions on Self Earnings @76,2;>T;310 @76,3;>D;7500 @77,1;<T;UI Premiums (Box E of T4's) @77,2;>T;312 @77,3;>D;2000 @78,1;<T;Eligible Pension Income (max $1000) @78,2;>T;314 @78,3;>D;1000 @79,1;<T;Disablility: Self (claim $3236) @79,2;>T;316 @79,3;>D;3236 @80,1;<T;Disability: Dependant-except spouse @80,2;>T;318 @80,3;>D;500 @81,1;<T;Tuition Fees - Self @81,2;>T;320 @81,3;>D;500 @82,1;<T;Education Amount - Self @82,2;>T;322 @82,3;>D;750 @83,1;<T;Tuition/Education Transfered @83,2;>T;324 @83,3;>D;200 @84,1;<T;Amounts Transfered From Spouse @84,2;>T;326 @84,3;>D;350 @85,1;<T; @85,2;>T; @85,3;>D;0 @86,1;<T;Medical Expenses @86,2;>T;330 @86,3;>D;500 @87,1;>T;Subtract 3%: @87,2;>T; @87,3;>D;[86,3] * ( .03) @88,1;>T;Allowable Part of Medical Expense: @88,2;>T;332 @88,3;>D;[86,3] - [87,3] @89,1;>T; @89,2;>T; @89,3;>T;----------- @90,1;>T;Running Total: @90,2;>T;335 @90,3;>D;if([R-2,C]<=[R-24,C+1];sum([R-20,C:R-6,C])+[R-2,C];0) @91,3;>D; @92,1;<T;Non- Refundable Tax Credit @ 17% @92,2;>T;338 @92,4;>D;.17*[R-2,C-1] @93,2;>T; @94,1;<T;Add: Charitable Donations @94,2;>T;340 @94,3;>D;5000 @95,1;<T;Gifts to Canada @95,2;>T;342 @95,3;>D;1000 @96,1;<T; @96,2;>T; @96,3;>T;----------- @97,1;>T;Total Donations: @97,2;>T;344 @97,3;>D;sum([R-3,C:R-2,C]) @99,1;>T;On The First $250: @99,2;>T;346 @99,4;>D;if([R-2,C-1]<250;.17*[R-2,C-1];.17*250) @100,1;>T;On The Balance: @100,2;>T;348 @100,4;>D;if([R-3,C-1]>250;([R-3,C-1]-250)*.17;0) @101,2;>T; @101,4;>T;----------- @102,1;>T;TOTAL NON-REFUNDABLE TAX CREDIT: @102,2;>T;350 @102,4;>D;[R-10,C]+[R-3,C]+[R-2,C] @103,1;>T;--------------------------------------- @103,2;>T;----- @103,3;>T;------------------- @103,4;>T;----------------------- @104,1;<T;SUMMARY OF TAX & CREDITS @105,1;<T;:::::::::::::::::::::::: @106,1;>T;Tax On The First: @106,3;>D;if([R-40,C+1]=<27500;[R-40,C+1];27500) @106,4;>D;.17*[R,C-1] @107,1;>T;Tax On Remaining: @107,3;>D;if([R-41,C+1]>27500;([R-41,C+1]-27500);0) @107,4;>D;.26*[R,C-1] @108,1;>T; @108,4;>T;---------- @109,1;>T;Total Federal Tax on Income: @109,4;>D;[R-3,C]+[R-2,C] @110,1;>T; @111,1;<T;Tax Adjustment @111,2;>T;500 @111,4;>D;0 @112,4;>T;----------- @113,1;>T;TOTAL: @113,4;>D;[R-4,C]+[R-2,C] @115,1;<T;Subt: Tax Credits @115,2;>T;501 @115,3;>D;[R-13,C+1] @116,1;<T;Federal Tax Dividend @116,2;>T;502 @116,3;>D;.135*[R-100,C+1] @117,1;<T;Min Carry Over Tax @117,2;>T;504 @117,3;>D;0 @118,3;>T;----------- @119,1;>T;TOTAL CREDITS: @119,3;>D;sum([R-4,C:R-2,C]) @119,4;>D;[R,C-1] @120,1;<T; @120,2;>T; @120,4;>T;----------- @121,1;>T;BASIC FEDERAL TAX: @121,2;>T;506 @121,4;>D;[R-8,C]-[R-2,C] @122,1;>T; @123,1;<T;Subt: Federal Foreign Tax Credit A @123,2;>T;507 @123,3;>D;0 @124,1;<T;Foreign Income B @124,2;>T;508 @124,3;>D;0 @126,1;>T;Deduction: @126,2;>T;509 @126,4;>D;min([R-3,C-1:R-2,C-1]) @127,1;<T; @127,4;>T;---------- @128,1;>T;FEDERAL TAX PAYABLE: @128,2;>T;406 @128,4;>D;[R-7,C]-[R-2,C] @129,1;>T;------------------------------------ @129,2;>T;----- @129,3;>T;------------------- @129,4;>T;------------------- @130,1;<T;FEDERAL SURTAX PAYABLE @130,2;>T; @131,1;<T;::::::::::::::::::::::::: @132,1;>T;Basic Federal Tax: @132,3;>D;[R-11,C+1] @133,1;>T;Subt: Federal Fwd Avg Tax (T581) @133,3;>D;00 @134,3;>T;---------- @135,1;>T;Amount A: @135,3;>D;[R-3,C]-[R-2,C] @137,1;>T;Individual Surtax 3%: @137,2;>T;510 @137,4;>D;.03*[R-2,C-1] @138,1;>T;Subt: Federal Foreign Tax Credit: @138,2;>T;511 @138,4;>D;00 @139,4;>T;---------- @140,1;>T;Sub Total: @140,2;>T;517 @140,4;>D;[R-3,C]-[R-2,C] @142,1;>T;Subt: Additional Investment Credit: @142,2;>T;518 @142,4;>D;0 @143,4;>T;----------- @144,1;>T;FEDERAL INDIVIDUAL SURTAX: @144,2;>T;419 @144,4;>D;[R-4,C]-[R-2,C] @145,1;>T;------------------------------------------- @145,2;>T;----- @145,3;>T;------------------- @145,4;>T;------------------------- @146,1;<T;ALBERTA INCOME TAX @147,1;<T;::::::::::::::::::: @148,1;<T;Basic Alberta Income Tax (46.5%) @148,4;>D;[R-27,C]*.465 @149,1;<T;Add Alberta Surtax (8%) @149,4;>D;if(([R-1,C]-3500)<=0;0;([R-1,C]-3500)*.08) @150,1;<T;Add Alberta Flat Tax (0.5%) @150,4;>D;.005*[R-84,C] @151,1;<T; @151,4;>T;---------- @152,1;>T;Adjusted Alberta Tax: @152,2;>T; @152,4;>D;sum([R-4,C:R-2,C]) @153,1;>T; @154,1;<T;Subt: Royalty Tax Rebate (T79) @154,4;>D;0 @155,4;>T;---------- @156,1;<T;Alberta Tax After Rebate @156,2;>T;(A) @156,4;>D;[R-4,C]-[R-2,C] @158,1;<T;Subt Alberta Selective Tax ($430) @158,3;>D;430 @159,1;<T;Subt 1/2 Alberta Tax after Rebate @159,3;>D;[R-3,C+1]*.5 @160,3;>T;---------- @161,1;>T;TOTAL: @161,2;>T;(B) @161,3;>D;if([R-3,C]-[R-2,C]<=0;0;[R-3,C]-[R-2,C]) @163,1;<T;Subtract Lesser Amount, A or B @163,4;>D;if([R-7,C]<[R-2,C-1];[R-7,C];[R-2,C-1]) @164,4;>T;---------- @165,1;<T;Reduced Alberta Tax @165,4;>D;[R-9,C]-[R-2,C] @167,1;<T;Subt Provincial Foreign Tax Credit @167,4;>D;0 @168,4;>T;---------- @169,1;>T;ALBERTA TAX PAYABLE: @169,2;>T;423 @169,4;>D;[R-4,C]-[R-2,C] @170,1;>T;--------------------------------------- @170,2;>T;---- @170,3;>T;------------------ @170,4;>T;---------------- @171,1;<T;SUMMARY OF TAX / CREDITS @172,1;<T;:::::::::::::::::::::::: @173,1;<T;Federal Tax Payable @173,2;>T;406 @173,4;>D;[R-45,C] @174,1;<T;Political Contribution Credit @174,2;>T;409 @174,3;>D;1000 @175,1;<T;Allowable Credit (From Guide) @175,2;>T;410 @175,3;>D;50 @176,1;<T;Investment Tax Credit @176,2;>T;412 @176,3;>D;75 @177,1;<T;Labor Sponsored Funds Tax Credit @177,2;>T;414 @177,3;>D;0 @178,3;>T;----------- @179,1;>T;SUBTOTAL: @179,2;>T;416 @179,3;>D;sum([R-4,C:R-2,C]) @179,4;>D;[R,C-1] @180,4;>T;---------- @181,1;>T;Running Total: @181,4;>D;[R-8,C]+[R-2,C] @183,1;<T;Federal Tax Before Surtax @183,2;>T;417 @183,4;>D;if([R-10,C]<[R-4,C];0;[R-10,C]-[R-4,C]) @184,1;<T;Add: Individual Surtax Payable @184,2;>T;419 @184,4;>D;[R-40,C] @185,1;<T; @185,2;>T; @185,4;>T;---------- @186,1;>T;NET FEDERAL TAX PAYABLE: @186,2;>T;420 @186,4;>D;[R-3,C]+[R-2,C] @188,1;<T;Alberta Tax Payable @188,2;>T;423 @188,3;>D;[R-19,C+1] @189,1;<T;Add Alberta Fwd Avg Tax From T89 @189,2;>T;424 @189,3;>D;0 @190,3;>T;---------- @191,1;>T;NET ALBERTA TAX PAYABLE: @191,2;>T;427 @191,3;>D;[R-3,C]+[R-2,C] @191,4;>D;[R,C-1] @192,1;>T; @192,2;>T; @193,1;<T;CPP Contributions on Self Earnings @193,2;>T;432 @193,4;>D;675 @194,1;<T;UI Benifit Re-payment Payable @194,2;>T;433 @194,4;>D;250 @195,1;<T;Child Tax Credit Overpayment @195,2;>T;434 @195,4;>D;0 @196,1;<T; @196,4;>T;---------- @197,1;>T;TOTAL PAYABLE TAX:===> @197,2;>T;435 @197,4;>D;[R-11,C]+sum([R-6,C:R-2,C]) @198,1;>T;------------------------------------- @198,2;>T;----- @198,3;>T;---------------- @198,4;>T;---------------------- @199,1;<T;FEDERAL CREDITS @200,1;<T;::::::::::::::: @201,1;>T;Child Tax Credit: @201,2;>T;444 @201,3;>D;0 @202,1;>T;Federal Sales Tax (Schedule 8): @202,2;>T;446 @202,3;>D;0 @203,1;>T;Canada Pension Plan Overpayment: @203,2;>T;448 @203,3;>D;0 @204,1;>T;UI Overpayment: @204,2;>T;450 @204,3;>D;0 @205,1;>T;Refund of Investment Tax: @205,2;>T;454 @205,3;>D;0 @206,1;>T;Part XII.2 Tax Credit: @206,2;>T;456 @206,3;>D;0 @208,1;<T;PROVINCIAL CREDITS @209,1;<T;:::::::::::::::::: @210,1;>T;Alberta Royalty Tax: @210,2;>T;460 @210,3;>D;0 @211,1;>T;Alberta Tax Credit: @211,2;>T;464 @211,3;>D;0 @212,1;>T;Alberta Stock Savings Credit: @212,2;>T;466 @212,3;>D;0 @213,1;>T; @213,2;>T; @214,1;<T;OTHER CREDITS @215,1;<T;::::::::::::: @216,1;>T;Total Tax Deducted: @216,2;>T;470 @216,3;>D;6000 @217,1;>T;Tax Paid by Instalments: @217,2;>T;476 @217,3;>D;0 @218,3;>T;----------- @219,1;>T;TOTAL CREDITS: @219,2;>T;482 @219,3;>D;sum([R-18,C:R-2,C]) @219,4;>D;[R,C-1] @220,1;<T;------------------------------------ @220,2;>T;----- @220,3;>T;----------------- @220,4;>T;-------------- @221,1;>T;TAX BALANCE DUE: @221,2;>T;484 @221,4;>D;if([R-24,C]-[R-2,C]>=0;[R-24,C]-[R-2,C];0) @223,1;>T;TAX REFUND: @223,2;>T;485 @223,4;>D;if([R-26,C]-[R-4,C]<=0;[R-4,C]-[R-26,C];0) @224,1;>T;----------------------------------------- @224,2;>T;----- @224,3;>T;----------------- @224,4;>T;----------------------- @225,1;<T;NOTES: @225,2;>T;LINE| @225,3;>T;SUMMARY @225,4;<T; QUICKSHEET @226,1;<T;:::::: @226,2;>T;----| @226,3;>T;-------------------- @226,4;<T;------------------ @227,2;>T;105| @227,3;<T;EARNINGS: @227,4;<D;earn @228,2;>T;150| @228,3;<T;TOTAL INCOME: @228,4;<D;inc @229,2;>T;236| @229,3;<T;NET INCOME: @229,4;<D;ninc @230,2;>T;260| @230,3;>T;TAXABLE INCOME: @230,4;<D;tinc @231,2;>T;350| @231,3;<T;TAX CREDITS: @231,4;>D;taxc @232,2;>T;406| @232,3;<T;FEDERAL TAX: @232,4;<D;ftax @233,2;>T;419| @233,3;<T;SURTAX: @233,4;<D;stax @234,2;>T;423| @234,3;<T;ALBERTA TAX: @234,4;<D;atax @235,2;>T;435| @235,3;<T;TOTAL TAX: @235,4;<D;ttax @236,2;>T;482| @236,3;<T;CREDITS: @236,4;<D;credit @237,2;>T;| @238,2;>T;485| @238,3;<T;BALANCE DUE: @238,4;<D;bal @239,2;>T;484| @239,3;<T;REFUND: @239,4;<D;ref @240,1;<T;----------------------------------- @240,2;>T;----- @240,3;>T;-------------- @240,4;>T;-------------- @241,1;<T; 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@29,4;>T;----------- @30,1;>T;TOTAL INCOME: @30,2;>T;150 @30,4;>D;sum([R-21,C:R-2,C]) @31,1;>T;------------------------------------ @31,2;>T;----- @31,3;>T;------------------- @31,4;>T;------------------------- @32,1;<T;TAXABLE INCOME @32,2;>T; @33,1;<T;:::::::::::::: @33,2;>T; @34,1;<T;RPP Contributions @34,2;>T;207 @34,3;>M;3500 @35,1;<T;RRSP Contributions @35,2;>T;208 @35,3;>M;3500 @36,1;<T;Union / Professional Dues @36,2;>T;212 @36,3;>M;150 @37,1;<T;Child Care Expenses @37,2;>T;214 @37,3;>M;2000 @38,1;<T;Allowable Business Losses @38,2;>T;217 @38,3;>M;1000 @39,1;<T;Moving Expenxes @39,2;>T;219 @39,3;>M;3000 @40,1;<T;Alimony/Seperation Allowance Paid @40,2;>T;220 @40,3;>M;1000 @40,4;>T; @41,1;<T;Carrying Charge & Interest Expenses @41,2;>T;221 @41,3;>M;500 @42,1;<T;Exploration and Development @42,2;>T;224 @42,3;>D;500 @43,1;<T;Other Employment Expenses @43,2;>T;229 @43,3;>D;250 @44,1;<T;Other Deductions @44,2;>T;232 @44,3;>D;100 @45,1;<T; @45,2;>T; @45,3;>T;---------- @46,1;>T; @46,2;>T;234 @46,3;>D;sum([R-12,C:R-2,C]) @46,4;>D;[R,C-1] @47,1;>T; @47,2;>T; @47,3;>D; @47,4;>T;----------- @48,1;>T;NET INCOME: @48,2;>T;236 @48,4;>D;[R-18,C]-[R-2,C] @50,1;<T;Add: Accumulated Fwd Avg Withdrawal @50,2;>T;237 @50,4;>D;50 @51,4;>T;----------- @52,1;>T;Running Total: @52,2;>T;239 @52,4;>D;[R-4,C]+[R-2,C] @54,1;<T;Employee Home Relocation Loan @54,2;>T;248 @54,3;>D;3000 @55,1;<T;Stock Options and Shares Deductions @55,2;>T;249 @55,3;>D;750 @56,1;<T;UI Benefit repayment Payable @56,2;>T;250 @56,3;>D;75 @57,1;<T;Limited Partnership Losses @57,2;>T;251 @57,3;>D;2275 @58,1;<T;Non Capital Losses of Other Years @58,2;>T;252 @58,3;>D;375 @59,1;<T;Net Capital Losses (1972 - 1987) @59,2;>T;253 @59,3;>D;400 @60,1;<T;Capital Gains Deductions T657 @60,2;>T;254 @60,3;>D;200 @61,1;<T;Northern Residence Deduction T2222 @61,2;>T;255 @61,3;>D;65 @62,1;<T;Additional Deductions @62,2;>T;256 @62,3;>D;200 @63,1;<T; @63,3;>T;----------- @64,1;>T;Running Total: @64,3;>D;sum([R-10,C:R-2,C]) @64,4;>D;[R,C-1] @65,4;>T;----------- @66,1;>T;TAXABLE INCOME: @66,2;>T;260 @66,4;>D;[R-14,C]-[R-2,C] @67,1;>T;----------------------------------- @67,2;>T;----- @67,3;>T;------------------- @67,4;>T;--------------- @68,1;<T;TOTAL NON-REFUNDABLE TAX CREDITS @69,1;<T;::::::::::::::::::: @70,1;<T;Basic Claim ($6000.00) @70,2;>T;300 @70,3;>D;6000 @71,1;<T;Age Claim ($3236.00) @71,2;>T;301 @71,3;>D;3236 @72,1;<T;Married Exemption @72,2;>T;303 @72,3;>D;2800 @73,1;<T;Dependant Children Exemption @73,2;>T;304 @73,3;>D;650 @74,1;<T;Additional Personal Exemption @74,2;>T;305 @74,3;>D;75 @75,1;<T;Canada Pension Plan Contributions @75,2;>T;308 @75,3;>D;300 @76,1;<T;Contributions on Self Earnings @76,2;>T;310 @76,3;>D;7500 @77,1;<T;UI Premiums (Box E of T4's) @77,2;>T;312 @77,3;>D;2000 @78,1;<T;Eligible Pension Income (max $1000) @78,2;>T;314 @78,3;>D;1000 @79,1;<T;Disablility: Self (claim $3236) @79,2;>T;316 @79,3;>D;3236 @80,1;<T;Disability: Dependant-except spouse @80,2;>T;318 @80,3;>D;500 @81,1;<T;Tuition Fees - Self @81,2;>T;320 @81,3;>D;500 @82,1;<T;Education Amount - Self @82,2;>T;322 @82,3;>D;750 @83,1;<T;Tuition/Education Transfered @83,2;>T;324 @83,3;>D;200 @84,1;<T;Amounts Transfered From Spouse @84,2;>T;326 @84,3;>D;350 @85,1;<T; @85,2;>T; @85,3;>D;0 @86,1;<T;Medical Expenses @86,2;>T;330 @86,3;>D;500 @87,1;>T;Subtract 3%: @87,2;>T; @87,3;>D;[86,3] * ( .03) @88,1;>T;Allowable Part of Medical Expense: @88,2;>T;332 @88,3;>D;[86,3] - [87,3] @89,1;>T; @89,2;>T; @89,3;>T;----------- @90,1;>T;Running Total: @90,2;>T;335 @90,3;>D;if([R-2,C]<=[R-24,C+1];sum([R-20,C:R-6,C])+[R-2,C];0) @91,3;>D; @92,1;<T;Non- Refundable Tax Credit @ 17% @92,2;>T;338 @92,4;>D;.17*[R-2,C-1] @93,2;>T; @94,1;<T;Add: Charitable Donations @94,2;>T;340 @94,3;>D;5000 @95,1;<T;Gifts to Canada @95,2;>T;342 @95,3;>D;1000 @96,1;<T; @96,2;>T; @96,3;>T;----------- @97,1;>T;Total Donations: @97,2;>T;344 @97,3;>D;sum([R-3,C:R-2,C]) @99,1;>T;On The First $250: @99,2;>T;346 @99,4;>D;if([R-2,C-1]<250;.17*[R-2,C-1];.17*250) @100,1;>T;On The Balance: @100,2;>T;348 @100,4;>D;if([R-3,C-1]>250;([R-3,C-1]-250)*.17;0) @101,2;>T; @101,4;>T;----------- @102,1;>T;TOTAL NON-REFUNDABLE TAX CREDIT: @102,2;>T;350 @102,4;>D;[R-10,C]+[R-3,C]+[R-2,C] @103,1;>T;--------------------------------------- @103,2;>T;----- @103,3;>T;------------------- @103,4;>T;----------------------- @104,1;<T;SUMMARY OF TAX & CREDITS @105,1;<T;:::::::::::::::::::::::: @106,1;>T;Tax On The First: @106,3;>D;if([R-40,C+1]=<27500;[R-40,C+1];27500) @106,4;>D;.17*[R,C-1] @107,1;>T;Tax On Remaining: @107,3;>D;if([R-41,C+1]>27500;([R-41,C+1]-27500);0) @107,4;>D;.26*[R,C-1] @108,1;>T; @108,4;>T;---------- @109,1;>T;Total Federal Tax on Income: @109,4;>D;[R-3,C]+[R-2,C] @110,1;>T; @111,1;<T;Tax Adjustment @111,2;>T;500 @111,4;>D;0 @112,4;>T;----------- @113,1;>T;TOTAL: @113,4;>D;[R-4,C]+[R-2,C] @115,1;<T;Subt: Tax Credits @115,2;>T;501 @115,3;>D;[R-13,C+1] @116,1;<T;Federal Tax Dividend @116,2;>T;502 @116,3;>D;.135*[R-100,C+1] @117,1;<T;Min Carry Over Tax @117,2;>T;504 @117,3;>D;0 @118,3;>T;----------- @119,1;>T;TOTAL CREDITS: @119,3;>D;sum([R-4,C:R-2,C]) @119,4;>D;[R,C-1] @120,1;<T; @120,2;>T; @120,4;>T;----------- @121,1;>T;BASIC FEDERAL TAX: @121,2;>T;506 @121,4;>D;[R-8,C]-[R-2,C] @122,1;>T; @123,1;<T;Subt: Federal Foreign Tax Credit A @123,2;>T;507 @123,3;>D;0 @124,1;<T;Foreign Income B @124,2;>T;508 @124,3;>D;0 @126,1;>T;Deduction: @126,2;>T;509 @126,4;>D;min([R-3,C-1:R-2,C-1]) @127,1;<T; @127,4;>T;---------- @128,1;>T;FEDERAL TAX PAYABLE: @128,2;>T;406 @128,4;>D;[R-7,C]-[R-2,C] @129,1;>T;------------------------------------ @129,2;>T;----- @129,3;>T;------------------- @129,4;>T;------------------- @130,1;<T;FEDERAL SURTAX PAYABLE @130,2;>T; @131,1;<T;::::::::::::::::::::::::: @132,1;>T;Basic Federal Tax: @132,3;>D;[R-11,C+1] @133,1;>T;Subt: Federal Fwd Avg Tax (T581) @133,3;>D;00 @134,3;>T;---------- @135,1;>T;Amount A: @135,3;>D;[R-3,C]-[R-2,C] @137,1;>T;Individual Surtax 3%: @137,2;>T;510 @137,4;>D;.03*[R-2,C-1] @138,1;>T;Subt: Federal Foreign Tax Credit: @138,2;>T;511 @138,4;>D;00 @139,4;>T;---------- @140,1;>T;Sub Total: @140,2;>T;517 @140,4;>D;[R-3,C]-[R-2,C] @142,1;>T;Subt: Additional Investment Credit: @142,2;>T;518 @142,4;>D;0 @143,4;>T;----------- @144,1;>T;FEDERAL INDIVIDUAL SURTAX: @144,2;>T;419 @144,4;>D;[R-4,C]-[R-2,C] @145,1;>T;------------------------------------------- @145,2;>T;----- @145,3;>T;------------------- @145,4;>T;------------------------- @146,1;<T;ALBERTA INCOME TAX @147,1;<T;::::::::::::::::::: @148,1;<T;Basic Alberta Income Tax (46.5%) @148,4;>D;[R-27,C]*.465 @149,1;<T;Add Alberta Surtax (8%) @149,4;>D;if(([R-1,C]-3500)<=0;0;([R-1,C]-3500)*.08) @150,1;<T;Add Alberta Flat Tax (0.5%) @150,4;>D;.005*[R-84,C] @151,1;<T; @151,4;>T;---------- @152,1;>T;Adjusted Alberta Tax: @152,2;>T; @152,4;>D;sum([R-4,C:R-2,C]) @153,1;>T; @154,1;<T;Subt: Royalty Tax Rebate (T79) @154,4;>D;0 @155,4;>T;---------- @156,1;<T;Alberta Tax After Rebate @156,2;>T;(A) @156,4;>D;[R-4,C]-[R-2,C] @158,1;<T;Subt Alberta Selective Tax ($430) @158,3;>D;430 @159,1;<T;Subt 1/2 Alberta Tax after Rebate @159,3;>D;[R-3,C+1]*.5 @160,3;>T;---------- @161,1;>T;TOTAL: @161,2;>T;(B) @161,3;>D;if([R-3,C]-[R-2,C]<=0;0;[R-3,C]-[R-2,C]) @163,1;<T;Subtract Lesser Amount, A or B @163,4;>D;if([R-7,C]<[R-2,C-1];[R-7,C];[R-2,C-1]) @164,4;>T;---------- @165,1;<T;Reduced Alberta Tax @165,4;>D;[R-9,C]-[R-2,C] @167,1;<T;Subt Provincial Foreign Tax Credit @167,4;>D;0 @168,4;>T;---------- @169,1;>T;ALBERTA TAX PAYABLE: @169,2;>T;423 @169,4;>D;[R-4,C]-[R-2,C] @170,1;>T;--------------------------------------- @170,2;>T;---- @170,3;>T;------------------ @170,4;>T;---------------- @171,1;<T;SUMMARY OF TAX / CREDITS @172,1;<T;:::::::::::::::::::::::: @173,1;<T;Federal Tax Payable @173,2;>T;406 @173,4;>D;[R-45,C] @174,1;<T;Political Contribution Credit @174,2;>T;409 @174,3;>D;1000 @175,1;<T;Allowable Credit (From Guide) @175,2;>T;410 @175,3;>D;50 @176,1;<T;Investment Tax Credit @176,2;>T;412 @176,3;>D;75 @177,1;<T;Labor Sponsored Funds Tax Credit @177,2;>T;414 @177,3;>D;0 @178,3;>T;----------- @179,1;>T;SUBTOTAL: @179,2;>T;416 @179,3;>D;sum([R-4,C:R-2,C]) @179,4;>D;[R,C-1] @180,4;>T;---------- @181,1;>T;Running Total: @181,4;>D;[R-8,C]+[R-2,C] @183,1;<T;Federal Tax Before Surtax @183,2;>T;417 @183,4;>D;if([R-10,C]<[R-4,C];0;[R-10,C]-[R-4,C]) @184,1;<T;Add: Individual Surtax Payable @184,2;>T;419 @184,4;>D;[R-40,C] @185,1;<T; @185,2;>T; @185,4;>T;---------- @186,1;>T;NET FEDERAL TAX PAYABLE: @186,2;>T;420 @186,4;>D;[R-3,C]+[R-2,C] @188,1;<T;Alberta Tax Payable @188,2;>T;423 @188,3;>D;[R-19,C+1] @189,1;<T;Add Alberta Fwd Avg Tax From T89 @189,2;>T;424 @189,3;>D;0 @190,3;>T;---------- @191,1;>T;NET ALBERTA TAX PAYABLE: @191,2;>T;427 @191,3;>D;[R-3,C]+[R-2,C] @191,4;>D;[R,C-1] @192,1;>T; @192,2;>T; @193,1;<T;CPP Contributions on Self Earnings @193,2;>T;432 @193,4;>D;675 @194,1;<T;UI Benifit Re-payment Payable @194,2;>T;433 @194,4;>D;250 @195,1;<T;Child Tax Credit Overpayment @195,2;>T;434 @195,4;>D;0 @196,1;<T; @196,4;>T;---------- @197,1;>T;TOTAL PAYABLE TAX:===> @197,2;>T;435 @197,4;>D;[R-11,C]+sum([R-6,C:R-2,C]) @198,1;>T;------------------------------------- @198,2;>T;----- @198,3;>T;---------------- @198,4;>T;---------------------- @199,1;<T;FEDERAL CREDITS @200,1;<T;::::::::::::::: @201,1;>T;Child Tax Credit: @201,2;>T;444 @201,3;>D;0 @202,1;>T;Federal Sales Tax (Schedule 8): @202,2;>T;446 @202,3;>D;0 @203,1;>T;Canada Pension Plan Overpayment: @203,2;>T;448 @203,3;>D;0 @204,1;>T;UI Overpayment: @204,2;>T;450 @204,3;>D;0 @205,1;>T;Refund of Investment Tax: @205,2;>T;454 @205,3;>D;0 @206,1;>T;Part XII.2 Tax Credit: @206,2;>T;456 @206,3;>D;0 @208,1;<T;PROVINCIAL CREDITS @209,1;<T;:::::::::::::::::: @210,1;>T;Alberta Royalty Tax: @210,2;>T;460 @210,3;>D;0 @211,1;>T;Alberta Tax Credit: @211,2;>T;464 @211,3;>D;0 @212,1;>T;Alberta Stock Savings Credit: @212,2;>T;466 @212,3;>D;0 @213,1;>T; @213,2;>T; @214,1;<T;OTHER CREDITS @215,1;<T;::::::::::::: @216,1;>T;Total Tax Deducted: @216,2;>T;470 @216,3;>D;6000 @217,1;>T;Tax Paid by Instalments: @217,2;>T;476 @217,3;>D;0 @218,3;>T;----------- @219,1;>T;TOTAL CREDITS: @219,2;>T;482 @219,3;>D;sum([R-18,C:R-2,C]) @219,4;>D;[R,C-1] @220,1;<T;------------------------------------ @220,2;>T;----- @220,3;>T;----------------- @220,4;>T;-------------- @221,1;>T;TAX BALANCE DUE: @221,2;>T;484 @221,4;>D;if([R-24,C]-[R-2,C]>=0;[R-24,C]-[R-2,C];0) @223,1;>T;TAX REFUND: @223,2;>T;485 @223,4;>D;if([R-26,C]-[R-4,C]<=0;[R-4,C]-[R-26,C];0) @224,1;>T;----------------------------------------- @224,2;>T;----- @224,3;>T;----------------- @224,4;>T;----------------------- @225,1;<T;NOTES: @225,2;>T;LINE| @225,3;>T;SUMMARY @225,4;<T; QUICKSHEET @226,1;<T;:::::: @226,2;>T;----| @226,3;>T;-------------------- @226,4;<T;------------------ @227,2;>T;105| @227,3;<T;EARNINGS: @227,4;<D;earn @228,2;>T;150| @228,3;<T;TOTAL INCOME: @228,4;<D;inc @229,2;>T;236| @229,3;<T;NET INCOME: @229,4;<D;ninc @230,2;>T;260| @230,3;>T;TAXABLE INCOME: @230,4;<D;tinc @231,2;>T;350| @231,3;<T;TAX CREDITS: @231,4;>D;taxc @232,2;>T;406| @232,3;<T;FEDERAL TAX: @232,4;<D;ftax @233,2;>T;419| @233,3;<T;SURTAX: @233,4;<D;stax @234,2;>T;423| @234,3;<T;ALBERTA TAX: @234,4;<D;atax @235,2;>T;435| @235,3;<T;TOTAL TAX: @235,4;<D;ttax @236,2;>T;482| @236,3;<T;CREDITS: @236,4;<D;credit @237,2;>T;| @238,2;>T;485| @238,3;<T;BALANCE DUE: @238,4;<D;bal @239,2;>T;484| @239,3;<T;REFUND: @239,4;<D;ref @240,1;<T;----------------------------------- @240,2;>T;----- @240,3;>T;-------------- @240,4;>T;-------------- @241,1;<T; 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bal:221,4
ref:223,4

30,2;>T;260| @230,3;>T;TAXABLE INCOME: @230,4;<D;tinc @231,2;>T;350| @231,3;<T;TAX CREDITS: @231,4;>D;taxc @232,2;>T;406| @232,3;<T;FEDERAL TAX: @232,4;<D;ftax @233,2;>T;419| @233,3;<T;SURTAX: @233,4;<D;stax @234,2;>T;423| @234,3;<T;ALBERTA TAX: @234,4;<D;atax @235,2;>T;435| @235,3;<T;TOTAL TAX: @235,4;<D;ttax @236,2;>T;482| @236,3;<T;CREDITS: @236,4;<D;credit @237,2;>T;| @238,2;>T;485| @238,3;<T;BALANCE DUE: @238,4;<D;bal @239,2;>T;484| @239,3;<T;REFUND: @239,4;<D;ref @240,1;<T;---------------------------

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