You are provided with the following amounts for Janet Mattera for the current year: • Net employment income = $6,600 • Business A: Gross income = $21,000 • Business B: Gross income = $118,000 • Business A: Expenses (for income tax purposes) = $32,000 • Business B: Expenses (for income tax purposes) = $28,000 • Interest income = $1,500 • Taxable amount of dividends = $2,640 Based on the above, the total amount reported pursuant to ITA paragraph 3(a) in the computation of Janet Mattera's net income is:

You are provided with the following amounts for Janet Mattera for the current year: • Net employment income = $6,600 • Business A: Gross income = $21,000 • Business B: Gross income = $118,000 • Business A: Expenses (for income tax purposes) = $32,000 • Business B: Expenses (for income tax purposes) = $28,000 • Interest income = $1,500 • Taxable amount of dividends = $2,640 Based on the above, the total amount reported pursuant to ITA paragraph 3(a) in the computation of Janet Mattera's net income is:

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