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Dashboard Quiz 7: Taxation Planning (Week 7)
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David lives in the country of Snowland. He has: a part-time job with one employer earning a gross salary of $30,000 per year; a casual job with a different employer earning a gross salary of $7,000 per year; $17,000 in a 1 year term deposit that will earn interest at the rate of 5% per year; and work-related expenses of $3,000 per year that are an allowable deduction. What is his assessable income (to the nearest dollar)? Please do not include dollar signs or commas in your answer.

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Begin by identifying all sources of income and any deductions mentioned.
First, add up the gross incomes: a part-time salary of 30000 and a casual salary of 7000. This gives 30000 + 7000 = 37000.
Next, compute the interest earn......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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