Kempo,
T.C.J.:—
This
appeal
concerns
the
appellant’s
1982
taxation
year.
The
parties
hereto
have
jointly
agreed
that
the
merits
of
the
appeal
should
be
adjudicated
on
the
basis
of
an
agreed
statement
of
facts
and
written
submissions.
The
same
have
been
filed.
The
statement
of
facts
reads
as
follows:
1.
The
Appellant's
tax
payable
for
the
1981
taxation
year
was
$1,200.00.
2.
During
the
1982
taxation
year
the
Appellant
received
$5,850.00
remuneration
from
employment,
from
which
income
tax
amounting
to
$115.41
was
deducted
at
source.
3.
In
1982
the
Appellant
also
received
$5,575.00
in
investment
income
from
which
no
tax
was
deducted
at
source.
4.
The
Appellant’s
total
income
for
the
1982
taxation
year
was
$11,327.00.
5.
The
Appellant's
income
from
employment
for
the
1982
taxation
year
was
less
than
three-quarters
of
her
total
income
for
that
year.
6.
At
all
material
times
the
Appellant
was
neither
a
farmer
nor
a
fisherman.
7.
The
Appellant
did
not
remit
installment
payments
in
respect
of
tax
payable
for
the
1982
taxation
year
on
a
quarterly
basis.
8.
The
Minister
of
National
Revenue
assessed
the
Appellant's
1982
taxation
year
levying
interest
of
$105.82.
On
reviewing
the
whole
matter
I
am
satisfied
that
the
respondent,
in
assessing
the
appellant’s
1982
taxation
year,
has
properly
calculated
and
levied
instalment
interest
in
the
amount
of
$105.82
in
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
subsections
153(2),
155(1),
156(1),
156.1,
161(1),
161(2)
and
161(4)
of
the
Income
Tax
Act
together
with
Regulation
4300(1)
of
the
Income
Tax
Regulations
as
they
applied
in
1982.
On
the
facts
submitted
the
appellant
was
clearly
required
to
make
instalment
payments
of
income
tax
pursuant
to
these
provisions.
In
this
respect
the
authorities
submitted
by
counsel
for
the
Minister,
Culham
v.
M.N.R.,
[1985]
1
C.T.C.
2227;
85
D.T.C.
165
(T.C.C.)
and
Gordon
Parker
v.
M.N.R.,
[1985]
1
C.T.C.
2129;
85
D.T.C.
143
(T.C.C.),
are
applicable
and
determinative
of
the
issue.
Accordingly
for
the
reasons
given
the
appeal
is
dismissed.
Appeal
dismissed.