Part B Bessie is a chartered accountant employed by a global accounting firm in Brisbane. On 1 September 2021 she is transferred to New York for 3 years. On this date she ceases to be a resident for Australian tax purposes. Bessie provides you with the following information for the year ended 30 June 2022: Salary from employment in Australia prior to 31 August 2021 totalling AUD$9,000. Salary from employment in New York after 1 September 2021 totalling AUD$75,000. A $2,000 prize winning from betting on a horse race in Brisbane in July 2021. Interest on her Australian bank account credited on 1 June 2022, totalling $180. Interest on her American bank account equivalent to AUD$200, from which $20 withholding tax had been deducted prior to crediting her account on 1 March 2022. Rental income from renting her house in Brisbane after she relocated to New York, totalling $12,000. Earnings from part-time service with the Australian Army Reserve in July and August 2021, totalling $2,500. $1,120 from the sale of excess clothing and other personal items on eBay prior to Bessie leaving Australia. Required: Advise Bessie whether any of these amounts will be assessable income in the year ended 30 June 2022? You should state whether the amounts are (i) ordinary income, (ii) discuss the source of income and (iii) discuss derivation. You must refer to relevant legislation, case law and/or rulings in answering this question. Ignore withholding tax.