Assume Cale only has income from self-employment for the current year, and he lives in Yukon. In which of the following situations would he be required to make income tax instalment payments for the current year? Question content area bottom Part 1 A. Cale's net tax owing is $ 1 comma 100 for the current year. His net tax owing was $ 4 comma 100 and $ 5 comma 200 in the two preceding years. B. Cale's net tax owing is $ 1 comma 800 for the current year. His net tax owing was $ 1 comma 900 and $ 1 comma 400 in the two preceding years. C. Cale's net tax owing is $ 5 comma 300 for the current year. His net tax owing was $ 1 comma 800 and $ 1 comma 700 in the two preceding years. D. Cale's net tax owing is $ 4 comma 100 for the current year. His net tax owing was $ 1 comma 800 and $ 4 comma 400 in the two preceding years.
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