Simon is a resident for tax purposes. During the year he derived gross wages of $50,000 from his employer in Sydney, $2,000 interest from Australian investments, and $8,000 of rent from an overseas property. Giving reasons, calculate the taxable income for Simon
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Simon is a resident for tax purposes. During the year he derived gross wages of $50,000 from his employer in Sydney, $2,000 interest from Australian investments, and $8,000 of rent from an overseas property.
Giving reasons, calculate the taxable income for Simon
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