QUESTION $4(35$ marks$)$Thabo is a South African resident who retired at the age of $60$ on $31$ August $2023.$ As a result of his retirement, he received the amounts below during the $2024$ year of assessment:Lump sum from pension fundCash regarding accumulated leaveMonthly annuity from pension fund starting from $1$ December $2023$Retirement lump sum from employerR$62000032000800085000$Additional information: Thabo was a member of the pension fund for $33$ years. All of his contributions were allowed as a deduction in the past. From the age of $55$ years, Thabo has contributed an annual amount of R$7500$ to a retirement annuity fund. He will retire from this fund when he turns $65$ years old.Thabo contributed an additional R$35000$ to the retirement annuity fund in December $2023$ because of the large lump sums he received. Disallowed deductions up to $28$ February $2023$ totalled R$34000.$ Thabo earned a monthly salary of R$12700$ when he retired. On $1$ January $2023,$ his salary increased by $15\%.$ Thabo's only source of income for the $2024$ year of assessment was his employment. The only deductions from his salary were his pension contributions of $7\mathrm{.}5\%$ and monthly medical aid contributions of R$910$ per month. Thabo incurred other qualifying medical expenses of R$40000$ for the $2024$ year of assessment. He was the only member of the medical aid fund. Thabo incurred no additional medical expenditure in the $2024$ year of assessment and continued to pay medical aid contributions after his retirement.Required Calculate Thabo's tax liability for the $2024$ year of assessment ending $29$ February$2024$ as per the appropriate tax framework applicable to natural persons.$(35$ marks$)$