Based on the following facts, you are required to: (a) Advise Michelle Jordan as to whether or not she remained an Australia resident for the 2021 income year, and (b) Assuming Michelle was an Australian resident, work out her total assessable income for the 2021 income year, giving reasons why amounts are or are not assessable income. Ignore the effect of the double tax agreement with the United States of America. Michelle Jordan is a professional basketball player who, on 1 July 2021, returned to Adelaide from the United States after playing basketball in the Pro League competition in that country. Before leaving Adelaide for the United States on 15 July 2020, Michelles domicile was in Australia. She left after having received several approaches from Pro League teams in the United States. One of the clubs that approached her was the L.A. Belles that made an offer to her that included match payments of $4,000 per game played by her, a sign on fee to be negotiated, and a reimbursement of her travel costs to the United States. As an additional incentive for players to perform at their best, they were also eligible for best on court awards of $8,000. One award was given to a team member for each game won. Just before leaving Australia, Michelle sold all her household furniture to raise funds for her stay in the United States. Also just before leaving she entered into a contract to sell her apartment in Adelaide in which she had lived, and the sale contract was settled and completed on 30 September 2020. The only asset Michelle retained in Australia was some money in a bank account with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia Ltd. Shortly after her arrival in the United States, Michelle negotiated her contract terms and entered into a one year contract to play with the L.A. Belles. The contract was entered on 1 August 2020 and contained an option for an extension for a further one year that could be exercised by the club. The playing season stipulated in the contract ran from 1 September 2020 until the following 31 May. Michelle was accompanied to the United States by her fianc, Fella MacPherson, a leading Australian male model. She and Fella moved into a rented furnished apartment in Downtown Los Angeles that they leased for a term of one year, with an option to renew for a further one year. However, despite renting this apartment it was only used by her more as a base when she was in Los Angeles as she spent very little time there because of the amount of travel required of her during the playing season. Indeed, as events turned out, Michelle found that the Pro League competition was much more demanding than she anticipated and she also had trouble coping with the amount of travel required of her. As a result, she was only moderately successful in her performances. Meanwhile, Fellas fortunes took an upturn early in the new year while they were both in New York for one of Michelles games. Fella was introduced to top model, Cindy Clawford, who took more than a professional interest in him. He promptly broke off the engagement to Michelle and stayed in New York with Cindy.3 Michelle became extremely lonely and homesick and so she negotiated an early end to her contract with the L.A. Bells and to her lease of the Los Angeles apartment so she could return home to Australia. She then left the United States soon after and arrived back in Adelaide on 1 July 2021. During the income year ended 30 June 2021, Michelle received and derived the following: 1 Match payments from the L.A. Belles club totalling $100,000 for the 25 games played by her. 2 A sign on fee from the L.A. Belles of $30,000 on entering into the contract with the club under which Michelle agreed to play exclusively for that team and no other team. 3 A best on court award of $8,000 for being the best player in one of her games. This amount was paid to her by the teams leading sponsor and not the club. 4 A reimbursement of air fare expenses totalling $2,000 that were incurred by Michelle in travelling to the United States. This fringe benefit was reimbursed by the L.A. Belles club. 5 Sale proceeds of $300,000 from the sale of Michelles apartment in Adelaide that she had bought to live in. She had bought it on 2 January 2015 at a total cost of $200,000, and sold it under a contract of sale entered into on 14 July 2020. Throughout the period of her ownership, the apartment was used by Michelle as her home. 6 Sale proceeds of $5,000 from the sale on 10 July 2020 of Michelles apartment household furniture that she had all acquired for personal use in January 2015 at a total cost of $20,000. She had never previously bought and sold any furniture. 7 Interest totalling $1,000 on money Michelle had deposited in a bank account held with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia Ltd (Commonwealth Bank), an Australian resident company. 8 Franked dividends totalling $1,400 from shares Michelle owned in the Commonwealth Bank. A Dividend Statement received by her shows a franking credit of $600 on the dividends. 9 Sale proceeds of $25,000 from the sale on 10 July 2020 of her shares in the Commonwealth Bank. These shares were sold by Michelle after they went ex-dividend. She acquired the shares on 1 September 2019 at a total cost of $15,000 as a long-term investment, but sold them when she did because of her move to the United States. She had never previously bought and sold any shares. 10 An amount of $20,000 that was unexpectedly received from her grandparents on the eve of Michelles departure. The amount was given to help her set herself up in the United States after her arrival there. Cash amounts have been converted into Australian dollar amounts where relevant.