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Example C: In 2020/21, John receives employment income of 95,000, Bank interest of 9,000, and...

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Example C: In 2020/21, John receives employment income of 95,000, Bank interest of 9,000, and
dividends of 7,500. In addition, received an interest in personal injuries of 2,500. Calculate John's
Taxable income for 202021.
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