QUESTION 2.23 (Inter vivos trust, capital gains) Salma Yeo created the Yeo Family Trust, an inter vivos trust to hold family investments. The trust deed specifies that trust net income is to be distributed as follows: Beneficiary Entitlement to Net Trust Income Scrat (son aged 21, heavily in debt from gambling) 25% Bernice (daughter aged 19, studying full- time) 20% India (daughter aged 17, employed full- time at Supre) 25% Lina (daughter aged 15, attends secondary school) 20% The remaining 10% is to be retained or distributed at the Trustee's discretion. The Trust Deed allows the distribution of any capital gains in the same proportion as other income. During the 2019/20 tax year, the Trust had the following transactions: RECEIPTS Unfranked Dividends from shares $ 70,000 Interest from Investments 110,000 Proceeds from shares in Hubris Ltd on 12 June 2020 - Note 1 60,000 PAYMENTS Payment of education costs for India (part of her share of 25%) 10,000 Note 1 - The shares in Hubris Ltd were purchased in 2013 at a cost of $20,000. Calculate the Trust Net Income. Prepare a schedule (covering all beneficiaries) nominating: Name of the BENEFICIARY Whether or not the beneficiary is PRESENTLY ENTITLED Whether or not the beneficiary is under a LEGAL DISABILITY Which SECTIONS of the Act apply to make the income assessable WHO IS ASSESSED on each amount The AMOUNT retained or distributed Lina derived gross salary of $10,000 from a part- time job from which no PAYG tax was withheld. She also had a capital loss of $2,500 from shares given to her by her mother that she had sold in an earlier year. Calculate tax payable by the trustee. Calculate tax payable by Lina