please complete question 5

QUESTION 5 Questions 5 and 6 relate to the situation of one taxpayer for the 2020-2021 income year, and to answer these questions you are required to provide numerical values to complete a number of sentences. Only type the numerical value. For example, if the answer is $234.56, you must only type '234.56'. These are the facts upon which these questions are based: Sue-Yung Chen is single, an Australian resident individual, and she is aged 30. She does not have private health cover. Sue-Yung cares for and lives with her elderly mother who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Because her mother needs ongoing care, Sue-Yung can't keep regular office hours in formal employment. Therefore, she works as a casual tutor in LAWS3101 at the University of Queensland. She also runs her own business as a web page designer for small businesses in the Brisbane area, charging her clients on an hourly basis to update their website and to design new online sales platforms for them. This is the calculation of her taxable income for the 2020-2021 income year: $7,000 $31,631 Assessable income Gross salary from employment as a tutor at the University of Queensland Income as a web page designer Less deductions: Annual subscription fee for web page design software she uses Taxable income ($2.000) $36,631 Complete the following sentences in reference to Sue-Yung's 2020-2021 income year by typing in the correct numerical values: The value of Sue-Yung's basic income tax payable is S The total (aggregate) value of her low income tax offset plus her low and middle income tax offset is $ The value of her Medicare Levy payable is $ QUESTION 6 Using the information presented in Question 5: Complete the following sentence in reference to Sue-Yung's 2020-2021 income year by typing in the correct numerical value: The value of Sue-Yung's tax payable at the end of her 2020-2021 income year is $ QUESTION 5 Questions 5 and 6 relate to the situation of one taxpayer for the 2020-2021 income year, and to answer these questions you are required to provide numerical values to complete a number of sentences. Only type the numerical value. For example, if the answer is $234.56, you must only type '234.56'. These are the facts upon which these questions are based: Sue-Yung Chen is single, an Australian resident individual, and she is aged 30. She does not have private health cover. Sue-Yung cares for and lives with her elderly mother who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Because her mother needs ongoing care, Sue-Yung can't keep regular office hours in formal employment. Therefore, she works as a casual tutor in LAWS3101 at the University of Queensland. She also runs her own business as a web page designer for small businesses in the Brisbane area, charging her clients on an hourly basis to update their website and to design new online sales platforms for them. This is the calculation of her taxable income for the 2020-2021 income year: $7,000 $31,631 Assessable income Gross salary from employment as a tutor at the University of Queensland Income as a web page designer Less deductions: Annual subscription fee for web page design software she uses Taxable income ($2.000) $36,631 Complete the following sentences in reference to Sue-Yung's 2020-2021 income year by typing in the correct numerical values: The value of Sue-Yung's basic income tax payable is S The total (aggregate) value of her low income tax offset plus her low and middle income tax offset is $ The value of her Medicare Levy payable is $ QUESTION 6 Using the information presented in Question 5: Complete the following sentence in reference to Sue-Yung's 2020-2021 income year by typing in the correct numerical value: The value of Sue-Yung's tax payable at the end of her 2020-2021 income year is $