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edule Act separate from the net effect of the Eighth Income Question 6 (10 marks) (a) 1201 Terato elected to retire from employment 30 31 August 2018, the day after he celebrated his 607 birthday. His income and deductions for the year of assessment ended 2 February 2019 were as follows: R Salary (March to August 2018) 90 000 Lump sum gratuity received from his employer on his retirement On 31 August 2018 (severance benefit) Retirement fund lump sum benefit on commutation of annuities from pension Fund on 31 August 2018 50 000 542 500 Special remuneration received as a member of a proto-team Pension fund contributions (March to August 2018) Capital gain (proceeds less base cost) 25 000 6 750 60 000 Lerato had never previously received any lump sum benefits. He had been a member of the pension fund for 35 years, and all of his contributions to the fund had previously been allowed as deductions for tax purposes. His taxable income for the previous year of assessment was R124 000, including taxable capital gains of R4 000, Calculate the normal tax payable by Lerato for the year of assessment ended 28 February 2019. (15 marks) 6(b edule Act separate from the net effect of the Eighth Income Question 6 (10 marks) (a) 1201 Terato elected to retire from employment 30 31 August 2018, the day after he celebrated his 607 birthday. His income and deductions for the year of assessment ended 2 February 2019 were as follows: R Salary (March to August 2018) 90 000 Lump sum gratuity received from his employer on his retirement On 31 August 2018 (severance benefit) Retirement fund lump sum benefit on commutation of annuities from pension Fund on 31 August 2018 50 000 542 500 Special remuneration received as a member of a proto-team Pension fund contributions (March to August 2018) Capital gain (proceeds less base cost) 25 000 6 750 60 000 Lerato had never previously received any lump sum benefits. He had been a member of the pension fund for 35 years, and all of his contributions to the fund had previously been allowed as deductions for tax purposes. His taxable income for the previous year of assessment was R124 000, including taxable capital gains of R4 000, Calculate the normal tax payable by Lerato for the year of assessment ended 28 February 2019. (15 marks) 6(b