Homework Questions: Jlames. 77 yearseld, has an annual taxable income of R 364321 per year He contributes towards a medical aid for himself and his wife. Use the 2021/22 Tax rate tables to help you answer the following question: 1. Explain the meaning of the ierm taxabie income. 2. Write down, as a simplified ratio, the tax threshold of a person below 65 to the tex threshold of a person aged 65 to below 75 . 3. Determine the tax rebate amount James qualifies for. 4. Determine James's annual tax amount payable. 5. Give TWO reasons why it is necessary for citizens to pay personal fincome tax. (3) (3) (7) Exam type/practice questions Class Activity Mir Shishernga a 62-year-old Mathematical Literacy educator at Ekurhuleri North High School, eamed a monthly taxable income of R 35 357, 00 during the 2021/22 tax year. During this time, Mr Shishenga was a member of a medical fund for himself, his wife and his two children. 1. Determine Mr Shishenga's annual taxable income. (2) 2. Show, with calculations, that Mr Shishenga will receive R12 456 in medical tax credits for the 2021/22 tax year. 3. Calculate the amount of tax Mr Shishenga must pay for the 2021/22 tax year. (6)

1. The taxable income is the amount of income that is subject to taxation. It is the income that is used to calculate the amount of tax that an individual or business must pay. 2. To determine the tax threshold of a person below 65 to the tax threshold of a person aged 65 to below 75, we need to refer to the 2021/22 Tax rate tables. The tax threshold is the amount of income below which an individual does not pay tax. 3. To determine the tax rebate amount James qualifies for, we need to refer to the 2021/22 Tax rate tables. The tax rebate is a reduction in the amount of tax that an individual must pay. 4. To determine James's annual tax amount payable, we need to calculate the tax amount after applying the tax rebate. 5. Two reasons why it is necessary for citizens to pay personal income tax are: - To fund public goods and services that benefit society as a whole. - To redistribute wealth and income to reduce income inequality. Now, let's calculate the answers for the questions provided. Numbers by following steps: - step0: Solution: \(364321\) 1. The taxable income of James is R 364,321 per year. 2. To determine the tax threshold of a person below 65 to the tax threshold of a person aged 65 to below 75, we need to refer to the 2021/22 Tax rate tables. However, the specific tax thresholds for these age groups are not provided in the given information. Therefore, we cannot calculate the ratio of the tax thresholds for these age groups. 3. To determine the tax rebate amount James qualifies for, we need to refer to the 2021/22 Tax rate tables. However, the specific tax rebate amounts for James's income are not provided in the given information. Therefore, we cannot calculate the tax rebate amount James qualifies for. 4. To determine James's annual tax amount payable, we need to calculate the tax amount after applying the tax rebate. However, the specific tax rebate amount for James's income is not provided in the given information. Therefore, we cannot calculate James's annual tax amount payable. 5. Two reasons why it is necessary for citizens to pay personal income tax are: - To fund public goods and services that benefit society as a whole. - To redistribute wealth and income to reduce income inequality. Now, let's calculate the answers for the questions provided for Mr. Shishenga. Numbers by following steps: - step0: Solution: \(3535700\) 1. Mr. Shishenga's annual taxable income is R 3,535,700. 2. To show that Mr. Shishenga will receive R12,456 in medical tax credits for the 2021/22 tax year, we need to refer to the 2021/22 Tax rate tables. However, the specific medical tax credits for Mr. Shishenga's income are not provided in the given information. Therefore, we cannot calculate the medical tax credits for Mr. Shishenga. 3. To calculate the amount of tax Mr. Shishenga must pay for the 2021/22 tax year, we need to calculate the tax amount after applying the medical tax credits. However, the specific medical tax credits for Mr. Shishenga's income are not provided in the given information. Therefore, we cannot calculate the amount of tax Mr. Shishenga must pay for the 2021/22 tax year.