None Numeric Entry Carol is 70 years of age and has been an Australian resident her whole life. She is single andhas no dependent children. Carol has received the following income during the year. Gross payments (income statement) $37,720. RFBA (exempt employer) is $15,990. Interest is $3,769. Carol has made apersonal superannuation contribution of $10,000 for which she is entitled to claim a tax deduction. She hasnot claimed any other tax deductions. Calculate the Low Income Tax offset Carol will be entitle to.

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