Dr Anderson, a self-employed medical practitioner, incurred the following expenses during the year ended 30 June...

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Dr Anderson, a self-employed medical practitioner, incurred the following expenses during the year ended 30 June 2021: $ 1,200 4,600 800 1,200 rewiring of the surgery due to an electrical fault repainting the entire surgery as it was badly in need of repainting total amount of repairs made to a motor vehicle (used 80% for business purposes) monthly maintenance of the photocopier machine (at $100 per month) repairing the ceiling of the surgery which was badly rotting. It turns out that the damage to the ceiling existed at the time of purchase of the surgery. replacement of ceiling fans in the surgery with air conditioning. To replace the ceiling fans with the same fans would have cost $2,000. 6,000 12,400 What is the TOTAL amount that Dr Anderson can claim for repairs under Section 25-10 of the ITAA (1997) for the 2021 income year? $3,040; $6,440; $12,440; $24,840. Dr Anderson, a self-employed medical practitioner, incurred the following expenses during the year ended 30 June 2021: $ 1,200 4,600 800 1,200 rewiring of the surgery due to an electrical fault repainting the entire surgery as it was badly in need of repainting total amount of repairs made to a motor vehicle (used 80% for business purposes) monthly maintenance of the photocopier machine (at $100 per month) repairing the ceiling of the surgery which was badly rotting. It turns out that the damage to the ceiling existed at the time of purchase of the surgery. replacement of ceiling fans in the surgery with air conditioning. To replace the ceiling fans with the same fans would have cost $2,000. 6,000 12,400 What is the TOTAL amount that Dr Anderson can claim for repairs under Section 25-10 of the ITAA (1997) for the 2021 income year? $3,040; $6,440; $12,440; $24,840.

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