Samantha Sithole is 37 years. She belongs to a medical fund and makes monthly contributions to this fund in respect of herself, her spouse (a dependant) and two children (both dependants). She paid R25 000 to the medical scheme during the current year of assessment and she also incurred and paid for qualifying medical expenses of R15 000 during this year. Her taxable income is correctly calculated as R299 300. None of the members registered in the medical scheme has been diagnosed as a person with disability as defined by a registered medical practitioner in accordance with the criteria prescribed by the Commissioner. YOU ARE REQUIRED to calculate the medical scheme fees tax credit for the current year of assessment.a.R4 995b.R14 640c.R10 252d.R0

Inam is 32 years old. In the current year of assessment, she had a taxable income of R275 000. She is married out of community of property to Dakalo. They only have one minor son. The son is diagnosed with a disability as defined. The whole family is registered on Inam’s medical scheme. She contributes R1 500 a month to the medical scheme and her employer also contributed R1 500 per month. She paid R25 000 qualifying medical expenses for the year. They have been members of the medical aid scheme for the full year of assessment. YOU ARE REQUIRED to calculate the medical scheme fees tax credit for the current year of assessment.a.R0b.R1 594c.R11 688d.R8 637

Benjamin, aged 37, pays R3,100 monthly towards his medical aid scheme, which covers himself, his spouse, and their four minor children. His employer contributes R2,800 monthly towards the medical scheme. Benjamin's annual salary is R360,000. He incurred qualifying medical expenses of R20,300, not covered by the medical aid. Both Benjamin and his employer contributed throughout the assessment year. Benjamin's eldest child has been diagnosed with a disability according to the criteria set by a registered medical practitioner. YOU ARE REQUIRED to calculate the medical scheme fees tax credit for the current year of assessment.a.R4 519b.R0c.R20 544d.R9 813Clear my choice

Lesedi is 25 years old. She is a single mother of two. Lesedi and her two children belong to a medical aid. During the current year of assessment her employer contributed R22 222 to her medical aid scheme and R33 333 to her retirement annuity fund on behalf. Lesedi made equal contributions to her medical aid scheme and to her retirement annuity fund. YOU ARE REQUIRED to calculate the taxable benefit that should be included in Lesedi’s gross income for the current year of assessment.a.R33 333b.R55 555c.R22 222d.R111 111

Compute total income of Ms. Laya for A.Y. 2021-22 from following information : (a) Taxable salary (Net) (b) Income from other sources (c) Agricultural income (d) She deposited in LIC annuity plan (e) She paid medical insurance premium by cheque for his dependant blind mother (certified as severe disable person), aged 68 years Rs. ... ... ... ... ... 1,40,000 60,000 4,000 18,000 20,000 step by step

Georgio Arani, aged 40 years, is a person with a “disability” as defined in section 6A. He earned an annual salary from Wheelchair (Pty) Ltd of R208 000. His contributed 5% of his salary towards a pension fund. His remuneration is R208 000. YOU ARE REQUIRED to calculate Georgio’s retirement fund deduction which he will be allowed to deduct from his taxable income for the current year of assessment.a.R208 000b.R0c.R57 200d.R10 400