QUESTION 12.3 (Current year tax loss, deductions subject tolimitations)Keira Lowe had the following transactions during the 2021/22 tax year:Assessable Business IncomeGeneral business deductionsPersonal superannuation contributionsTax Agents FeeBorrowing costs (deductible amount)$225,000220,00020,0006,0008,00012,0007,000Gifts to Designated Gift RecipientsCosts of seeking election to State GovernmentCalculate Keira's taxable income and any losses that may be carriedforward.

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