Richardson is a tax resident of Australia and he owns 30% of the shares in JK Ltd, a company incorporated in Singapore. JK Ltd carries out operations in Singapore and other countries with 15% of its profits sourced from Australia. If JK pays a $2,000 dividend to Richardson in the 2022/2023 tax year and if 15% of the profits, out of which that dividend was paid, were sourced in Australia, would Richardson have any tax obligations in Australia? Question 10Answer a. No, as 85% of the dividend relates to profits from non-Australian sources. b. Yes, on the whole dividend amount of $2,000 c. No, as JK Ltd is a non-resident company. d. Yes, only on 15% of the dividend amount($2,000)