Karla has the following incomes and tax deductionsNet Employment Income$62,350.00Capital Gains$97,650.00Allowable Capital Losses$2,715.00Contribution to RRSP$4,560.00Loss in Business$11,560.00 What is the Taxable Income for Karla?

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