N2 Chris is an Australian resident for the yearended 30 June 2020. During the last financialyear, he has received/paid the following.Based on the following, calculate Chris'staxable income:gross wage $41,000, PAYG withheld $10,000cash dividends of $2,000, with franking creditsof $860 attachedunion fees paid while working $750meal paid for overtime only $250Select one:$52,860$43,110$52,250$42,250

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Chris is an Australian resident for the year ended 30 June 2020. During the last financial year, he has received/paid the following. Based on the following, calculate Chris's axable income: ross wage $41,000, PAYG withheld $10,000

Chris is an Australian resident for the year ended 30 June 2020. During the last financial year, he has received/paid the following. Based on the following, calculate Chris's axable income: ross wage $41,000, PAYG withheld $10,000

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Chris is an Australian resident for the year
ended 30 June 2020. During the last financial
year, he has received/paid the following.
Based on the following, calculate Chris's
taxable income:
gross wage $41,000, PAYG withheld $10,000
cash dividends of $2,000, with franking credits
of $860 attached
union fees paid while working $750
meal paid for overtime only $250
Select one:
$52,860
$43,110
$52,250
$42,250

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