7. On 1 December, Jane, 18-year old American student arrives in Sydney on 1 January to study a Bachelor of Accounting degree at IMC. She works part-time in a local restaurant to help pay her way. Her earnings to 30 June are $10,000. Unfortunately she does not spend enough time studying and fails all her subjects. This leads to her return home on 1 December. Did Jane become an Australian resident for tax purposes? a. Yes, Jane became an Australian resident for tax purposes b. No, Jane did not become an Australian resident for tax purposes 8. Alan, has lived in Brisbane for the past 4 months and who works as a rigger on a large building project. On completion of the project Alan will return to Holland, his native country. Is Alan a resident within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36? a. Yes, Alan is a resident within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36 b. No, Alan is not a resident within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36 9. Sandra Bynes, an American film star, lived at a hotel in Sydney during a visit to Australia from 28 January to 28 November, the purpose of which was to film a TV series set in Australia. The series was not a success and Sandra returns to the United States on 28 November. Is Sandra a resident within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36? a. Yes, Sandra is a resident within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36 b. No, Sandra is not a resident within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36 10. Testra Pty Ltd, is a company incorporated in South Australia as the wholly owned subsidiary of a company incorporated in New Zealand. No business will be carried on by the South Australian company in Australia in the income year. Is Testra Pty Ltd a resident company within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36? a. Yes, Testra Pty Ltd is a resident within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36 b. No, Testra Pty Ltd is not a resident within the definition of section 6 of the ITAA36