taxable income from 1st january 2021 to 30th June.

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taxable income from 1st january 2021 to 30th June.

Mrs A, a single mum with two children, would like you to assist her to prepare her tax return for the 30 June 2021 tax year.
She has presented you with the following list of items.
Payment summary from Company B - 93830
Payment Summary for casual work from Company C - 53215
Payment for attending a casual work conference - 7378
Reimbursement for expenses at the casual work conference - 2000
State lottery winnings - 1000
Net capital gain on shares sold during the year - 6495
Dividends received - 8522
Compensation for loss of wages due to an injury at her casual job - 1000
Interest from a bank term deposit - 1000
Money from selling eggs that her chickens laid to her friends - 500
General work deductions - 10000
Deductions that are not allowed for tax purposes - 5000
She had private insurance from 1 January 2021 and a HELP debt of $20,000.
How much is her taxable income? (enter the whole number without sign and symbol)
Transcribed Image Text:Mrs A, a single mum with two children, would like you to assist her to prepare her tax return for the 30 June 2021 tax year. She has presented you with the following list of items. Payment summary from Company B - 93830 Payment Summary for casual work from Company C - 53215 Payment for attending a casual work conference - 7378 Reimbursement for expenses at the casual work conference - 2000 State lottery winnings - 1000 Net capital gain on shares sold during the year - 6495 Dividends received - 8522 Compensation for loss of wages due to an injury at her casual job - 1000 Interest from a bank term deposit - 1000 Money from selling eggs that her chickens laid to her friends - 500 General work deductions - 10000 Deductions that are not allowed for tax purposes - 5000 She had private insurance from 1 January 2021 and a HELP debt of $20,000. How much is her taxable income? (enter the whole number without sign and symbol)
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