If You Were a Judge in a Court System in Canada

question 35

Multiple Choice

If you were a judge in a court system in Canada, which of the following would not normally be a role that you might be called upon to perform?

• A) Deciding whether or not federal legislation interfered with provincial legislative jurisdiction.
• B) Deciding whether or not a plumber has the proper qualifications to be granted a license.
• C) Deciding whether or not an individual has breached the terms of a contract with another individual.
• D) Deciding whether a government agency has interfered with the constitutional rights of a citizen.

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Definitions:

AGI

Adjusted Gross Income, calculated by taking gross income and subtracting specific deductions, determining eligibility for many tax credits and deductions.

Deductibility

Deductibility pertains to the eligibility of an expense to be subtracted from gross income to lower taxable income, based on tax laws and regulations.

Medical Expenses

Costs for healthcare services that are paid out-of-pocket by an individual or covered by insurance.

Casualty Loss

A loss resulting from a sudden, unexpected, or unusual event such as a storm, theft, or car accident, which can potentially be deducted from one's taxes.