Sally is an accountant who works at an accounting firm in the city. She is undertaking a post-graduate degree in media studies at a university for which she pays course fees of $30,000. She is undertaking this course as she hopes to eventually become a financial journalist once she has gained enough practical experience at the accounting firm. Sallys employer requires her to dress appropriately at work and last year she spent $3,600 on make-up and $2,200 on a designer work suit. Sally prefers to dress casually and, on leaving the office, she usually changes into casual clothes. Sally also has a one day per week part-time job at a night club which starts soon after her accounting job finishes on Friday nights. The night club is far away from the city, and she therefore drives her car to work on Fridays so that she can get to her part-time job in time. Sally spends $77 to park her car in the city on Fridays and she also incurred fuel costs of getting to the night club. On all other days of the week, Sally takes a train between home and work and spends $36.80 per week on tickets Required: With reference to case law and legislation, discuss the deductibility of the expenses that Sally has incurred, Australian law

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