Under which provisions are capital gains and capital losses relating to the following assets disregarded: • (a) cars, • (b) pre-20 September 1985 assets, • (c) collectables acquired for $500 or less, • (d) personal use assets acquired for less than $10,000, • (e) assets used to produce exempt income, • (f) depreciating assets, • (g) trading stock, • (h) damages for personal injuries, • (i) gambling winnings, and • (j) the main residence?

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