Mona purchased, as an investment, a rent-producing property for R1 500 000 on 1 November 2017. During the 2018 year of assessment, she incurred deductible expenditure in the determination of her taxable income of R80 000 in repairing its kitchen. On 1 March 2019 she installed a security system costing R30 000. In October 2019 she built a swimming pool at a cost of R80 000. In February 2021, after the tenant’s child nearly drowned in the swimming pool, she filled it in. YOU ARE REQUIRED to determine the base cost of Mona Lisa’s rent-producing property.a.R1 530 000b.R1 690 000c.R1 610 000d.R1 500 000

How much would Susan be willing to pay for an investment property today if she believes it will generate $30,000 per year in rent indefinitely (after deducting agent fees and other costs), growing at 1% above inflation if he can achieve a real rate of return on similar investments of 6% per annum using the ‘Present value of future rent’ valuation approach (to the nearest dollar)?Please do not include dollar signs or commas in your answer.

With her new company, Annika has a two-year assignment living in a large city. The company will reimburse most of her expenses. Annika is using the Quantitative Reasoning Process to build a budget. Calculate Annika's estimated living expenses for the next two years using the following:Rent: $1,400 per month, Gym membership: $400 per year with a monthly fee of $45, Renters' insurance: $95 every 6 months, Groceries: $345 per month, and Eating out & entertaining: $200 per week.Assume 52 weeks in 1 year and 12 months in 1 year.(Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar)

During the current year of assessment Fallon sold her holiday apartment. She has never used the apartment for personal use. She acquired the apartment for R680 000 in 2010. She replaced the bath and shower taps that were damaged for R4 000. Interest on bond is R100 000. She made improvements on the apartment of R120 000. She sold the apartment for R1 120 000 including estate agent commission of R112 000. Fallon incurred transfer costs of R19 000. YOU ARE REQUIRED to determine the base cost of the apartment.a.R1 012 000b.R1 035 000c.R931 000d.R680 000

With her company, Annika has a two-year assignment living in a large city. The company will reimburse most of her expenses. Annika is using the Quantitative Reasoning Process to build a budget. Calculate Annika's estimated living expenses for the next two years using the following:Rent: $1,050 per monthGym membership: $425 per year with a monthly fee of $20Renters' insurance: $80 every 6 months,Groceries: $360 per monthEating out & entertaining: $225 per week.Assume 52 weeks in 1 year and 12 months in 1 year.(Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar

With her company, Annika has a two-year assignment living in a large city. The company will reimburse most of her expenses. Annika is using the Quantitative Reasoning Process to build a budget. Calculate Annika's estimated living expenses for the next two years using the following:Rent: $1,050 per monthGym membership: $425 per year with a monthly fee of $20Renters' insurance: $80 every 6 months,Groceries: $360 per monthEating out & entertaining: $225 per week.Assume 52 weeks in 1 year and 12 months in 1 year.(Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar)