Are the following subject to taxation in the hands of the recipient? Give reasons, quote sections of the ITAA and indicate any special points you consider are relevant. (a) Part-time dishwashing payments received under a false name by a student. (b) Bonus of $500 paid to an employee on completion of three years without absence on sick leave. (c) The old age pension. (d) An entertainment allowance paid to a sales manager. (e) Austudy allowance received by a student. (f) A lump sum legacy of $10,000 received from a relative's estate. (g) Maintenance received by an ex-husband. (h) A retainer received by a solicitor during a year in which no services are performed for the client. (i) A prize of $1,000 received by a sportsman for fairest player of the season, where the person concerned receives a fee for playing the sport. (j) $600 remuneration earned for part-time services as a member of the Defence Force Reserve. (k) $500 earned by a twelve year-old child from delivering newspapers. (I) Uniform Allowance to cover cost of purchase and laundry of compulsory uniforms.