Explain with examples the following: (a) Residence rule (b) Source rule (c) Relief for medical insurance premium (d) Expenditure incurred in the production of exempt income (e) Deductibility of expenses in relation to employment income

Explain with examples the following: (a) Residence rule (b) Source rule (c) Relief for medical insurance premium (d) Expenditure incurred in the production of exempt income (e) Deductibility of expenses in relation to employment income

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