1. What was really wonderful, was to receive another $10,000 from Junnings which I wasn't expecting at all.I had worked in a senior position for only 1 year. It was explained to me I got this money as a $7,000 one off amount followed up with $3,000 for each year of service.What a wonderful employer.With all the regional flight travel I had to do to go to all the stores around regional Victoria, my business flights amassed 90,000 frequent flyer points from Qantas that I used to travel to Thailand in June, and it saved me $1000 in flight and accommodation costs.

2.On my last day, the regional manager told me he was so very sorry to see me go but circumstances were out of his hands.He said I had done such a good job that he gave me a brand new i-Pad valued at $1,000 (silly - they left the price on it) This was very unexpected as I had only been working there for 5 years, and 4 of those years were part-time while I was completing my Marketing degree at La Trobe University.What was even more surprising was the other gift I received from the sister company Jennings, who I occasionally assisted in the Marketing department when their Marketing Manager had fallen ill.Jennings gave me a travel and accommodation voucher valued at $500, because they knew I was going back to China and could use the voucher -I am so grateful to have had such a great job that my work contributions were recognised by my employer and the sister company.

Which of them is assessable income?