Answer to Q$-9\mathrm{.}15($Deductions for employee$-$ substantiation$)$

Please write your workings$/$explanations and answers in Blue cells

$\backslash$table$[[,\backslash$table$[[$Expense$],[$incurred$],[$$$]],\backslash$table$[[$Deduction$],[$allowed$],[$$$]],\backslash$table$[[$Please write your reasons here$]]],[$Laundry of Compulsory Uniform,$130,,],[$Stationery $($this is made up of amounts of $$8$ or less$),120,,],[$Calculator$,60,,],[$Telephone calls made from public phones,$90,,],[$Industry Publications $(5$ magazines $\backslash$times $$9),45,,],[$Estimated Meals $($where Grace was required to work overtime$),60,,],[$Union Fees,$310,,]]$ QUESTION $9\mathrm{.}15$

$($Deductions for employee $-$ substantiation$)$

Grace Marie is employed by Scattergun Telemarketing as an administrative

assistant.

During the $2021/22$ tax year, Grace incurred the following expenditure:

Laundry of compulsory uniform $($supplied by Scattergun$)$

Stationery $($amounts of $$8$ or less$)$

Calculator

Telephone calls made from public phones $($estimated$)$

Industry publications $(5$ magazines $$$$9)$

Estimated meals $($where Grace was required to work overtime$)$

Union fees $($stated on Grace's Income Statement$)$

Grace received overtime meal allowances under an industrial agreement

at $$20$ per meal for $4$ meals.

Grace recorded the details relating to the stationery, calculator, and

magazines in a diary.

Giving reasons, state whether there are any amounts that Grace can

claim as a deduction. She has not retained receipts.prepare tax documentation for individuals edition $18$ solution to question $9\mathrm{.}15$