A man purchased a main residence in March 2012 consisting of 16 equal rooms at a cost of $400,000. Four rooms had been exclusively used to run her medical practise. Tanishka sold the property to another medical practitioner in January 2018. The sale price was $1,000,000. She also received an additional $50,000 from the purchaser for agreeing not to operate another medical practice within 5 kilometres of the property.During the year ended 30 June 2018 Man also sold the following CGT assetsShe sold the following shares. The details were as follow:1000 Bamboozle Ltd sharesDate acquired: 1 July 2017 $20,000Date sold: 23 May 2018 $37,0001000 Skulduggery Ltd sharesDate acquired 17 May 2003 $141,000Date sold 1 April 2018 $ 74,000Rare manuscriptDate acquired 1 May 2002 $19,000Date sold 12 September 2017 $11,000Medical Trolleys which was a depreciable assetDate acquired 13 September 2012 $6,000Date sold 12 September 2017 $1,000Required(a) Identify the CGT assets and advise a man of the capital gains tax consequence in respect of the above CGT-assets (include calculations of gains or losses if any). Give reasons for your answers (6 marks)(b) Calculate the net capital gain / capital loss man made on disposal of the above CGT-assets (2 marks)
