Tom owns a business called Tom’s Band in Westfield Sydney selling musical instruments. Tom also teaches guitar on a casual basis at the Sydney Guitar School a local musical college. The following are Tom’s receipts during the 2019-20 financial year: 

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Assuming Tom does not have allowable deductions, you are required to calculate Tom's taxable income and net tax payable.

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%24 220,000 Particulars Tom's Band sales include $2,500 from sales of musical instruments made last year. In addition, there is a sale of $3,200 made in April of the current year but not yet paid. Salary from the Sydney Guitar School. This includes Long Service Leave of $4,200 which Tom is going to take in July of the following year. Tom has withdrawal from bank. This was made up of the original capital deposited of $20,000 plus interest of $1,000 which was paid last year and re- invested. Interest of 5% was paid on the invested money. Fully franked dividends includes franking credits of $5,143 were attached. Unfranked dividend 53,000 22,050 12,000 4,000 %24 220,000 Particulars Tom's Band sales include $2,500 from sales of musical instruments made last year. In addition, there is a sale of $3,200 made in April of the current year but not yet paid. Salary from the Sydney Guitar School. This includes Long Service Leave of $4,200 which Tom is going to take in July of the following year. Tom has withdrawal from bank. This was made up of the original capital deposited of $20,000 plus interest of $1,000 which was paid last year and re- invested. Interest of 5% was paid on the invested money. Fully franked dividends includes franking credits of $5,143 were attached. Unfranked dividend 53,000 22,050 12,000 4,000

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