Lily operated a newsagency in Mosman for eight years. However, because of the long hours involved in running the newsagency, she sold it on 1 October 2020 for $650,000, making a capital gain of $200,000, which included an estimated $100,000 in respect of goodwill. In addition to receiving $650,000 for the sale of her newsagency, Lily also received $30,000 to give up her local distribution rights for 'Classical Software', which was sold through the newsagency. Lily had acquired these distribution rights in 2005. The sale agreement indicated that she would not operate another business in the local area for five years. For this, she received another $50,000. Lily, now aged 50, purchased a 60 per cent interest in a partnership in a small plant nursery business on 1 May 2021 at a cost to her of $200,000.

Question: Advise Lily of the tax consequences of the above events.