Question Samsia is a keen landscape photographer and artist. Recently, Samsia receives a job offer to work in an art gallery in Los Angeles, which she happily accepts. She is very excited about relocating to Los Angeles as she has been having trouble maintaining the profitability of her online business in selling landscape photography. Prior to relocating, Samsia disposes the following assets: 1. An investment property. She purchased the property on 2 May 2013 for $200,000 and incurred stamp duty costs of $5,000 at the time of purchase. She sold the investment property on 1 June 2023 for $400,000. 2. Bank shares, which she purchased on 1 December 2022 for $4,000. She sold them on 5 June 2023 for $4,500. 3. An artwork set, which was gifted to her on 27 September 2000. At the time of the gift, the market value of the artwork set was $80,000. She sold it for $67,000 on 23 May 2023. Samsia is having difficulty working out her net capital gain or net capital loss calculation and how to complete a small part of her income tax return. She is also not sure of whether she needs to include other amounts in her calculations. One such amount is a compensation receipt of $20,000 for a cancellation of a contract by one of her film suppliers. She claims that the reduction in films may have caused the loss of profitability in her online business. She is also not sure of whether the sale proceeds, being $50,000, in selling landscape photographs as part of her online business needs to be included. As her taxation lawyer, she seeks your advice. Required: Calculate the net capital gain or net capital loss made for the income year ending 30 June 2023, showing and explaining all your calculations with relevant case law and legislation. Your advice to Samsia must include: An explanation of what is to be included (or excluded) in the net capital gain or net capital loss calculation, showing full support with any relevant legislation and case law; A net capital gain or net capital loss made for the income year ending 30 June 2023, showing and explaining all your calculations with relevant case law and legislation; Completion of the Capital gains or Capital loss worksheet for each CGT event (Appendix A);

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