Question: QUESTION 1 ( 2 0 Marks ) You are required to explain, giving full, but brief reasons, whether or not the amounts mentioned in each

QUESTION 1(20 Marks)
You are required to explain, giving full, but brief reasons, whether or not the amounts mentioned in each of the scenarios
below will be included in the recipients gross income for the 2024 year of assessment. Consider any exemptions, where
applicable.
1.1 Ben, a resident of the Republic, operates a small business in South Africa manufacturing toys. The
following items relate to the 2024 year of assessment:
(8 Marks)
During May 2023, Ben sold toys that he had manufactured in South Africa to a dealer in Botswana for a
cash price of R70000.
During September 2023, Ben was paid a non-refundable deposit of R35000 from a customer for a
delivery of toys in October 2023
Ben gambled at a local casino his net winnings were R250000.
Ben invested R75000 in September 2023 in a fixed deposit in a financial institution in Brazil. The interest
earned amounted to R5750 monthly.
1.2 Mr and Mrs Kumar were employed at the security agency in the 2024 year of assessment. Mr Kumar
was required to wear his security uniform on a daily basis and was given R1000 per month for a uniform
allowance. Mrs Kumar, was employed as the marketing assistant was given a clothing allowance of R500
per month.
(4 Marks)
1.3 Thomas, a South African resident moved from Cape Town to Johannesburg on 1 December 2023. He
works as an accountant for ABC Stationers and relocated to the branch in Johannesburg. He was given R75
000 which is equivalent to 3 months salary. He has been an employee since 2020, and his company
incurred the following costs:
(5 Marks)
Cost of his flight - R7650
Accommodation at the hotel paid by employer for December 2023 R15000
Transportation costs to move all his furniture from Cape Town to Johannesburg R11000
Painting bought for entrance - R4500
1.4 Amy owns a butchery in Durban and rents out spit braais and other braai equipment on weekends. Due
to high demand for her braai equipment, Amy insists that a deposit of 50% of the rental value is paid. If a
customer cancels the order, the deposit is forfeited. During February 2024 Amy received deposits
amounting to R10000 for equipment to be delivered in March 2024.

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