24 Other incomeBonus amounts distributed fromfriendly societiesShow here bonus amounts distributed from a friendlysociety income bond. Your friendly society income bonddistribution statement will advise you of the amountto report.Taxable scholarships, bursaries, grantsand other educational awardsShow here income from a scholarship, bursary, grantor other award that you have to pay <strong>tax</strong> on, unless youhave already shown it at item 1, 2 or 15. If you are notsure about a payment, contact the organisation thatpaid you.Benefits or prizes from investment-relatedlotteries and some game-show winningsShow here the value of benefits or prizes you receivedfrom an investment-related lottery offered by aninvestment body such as a bank, building societyor credit union. Prizes may include cash, low-interestor interest-free loans, holidays or cars.Do not include prizes won in ordinary lotteries, forexample, lotto draws, caskets and raffles. Do not includeprizes won in game shows unless you regularly receiveappearance fees or game-show winnings.Income from activities as a specialprofessionalIf you are a special professional, you must show hereyour <strong>tax</strong>able professional income.A special professional is an author of a literary, dramatic,musical or artistic work, an inventor, a performing artist,a production associate or an active sportsperson.Amounts you have already included at item 1, 2, 13, 14or 15 may also have to be shown here. You will not be<strong>tax</strong>ed twice on these amounts.You must read Income averaging for specialprofessionals <strong>2012</strong> (NAT 2475) available atato.gov.au/<strong>instructions</strong><strong>2012</strong> before you completethis item.Reimbursements of election and<strong>tax</strong>‐related expensesShow here:n reimbursement of election expenses for which you areclaiming a deductionn refund of <strong>tax</strong>-related expenses for which you areclaiming a deductionn any remission of an ATO interest or underestimationcharge. Go to ato.gov.au/<strong>instructions</strong><strong>2012</strong> and readquestion 24 for more information.Assessable balancing adjustmentShow here the assessable balancing adjustmentwhen you stop holding a depreciating asset for whichyou have claimed a deduction for decline in value inprevious years. The publication Guide to depreciatingassets <strong>2012</strong> explains how to make these calculations.Go to ato.gov.au/<strong>instructions</strong><strong>2012</strong> to get a copy ofthis publication.Gains derived on disposal or redemptionof traditional securitiesShow here gains you made when you disposed of orredeemed traditional securities.For more information, see the section on Sale ordisposal of company bonds and convertible notesin You and your shares <strong>2012</strong> (NAT 2632).Completing your <strong>tax</strong> <strong>return</strong>1Print2If3Ifa description in the relevant Type of incomecategory box at item 24.If you received more than one type ofeither category of income, you will needto provide additional information. Go toato.gov.au/<strong>instructions</strong><strong>2012</strong> and read question 24to find out how to complete this item.you received lump sum payments in arrears,write the amount of any <strong>tax</strong> withheld from thesepayments at E. Do not show here any <strong>tax</strong> withheldthat you show elsewhere on your <strong>tax</strong> <strong>return</strong>.you are a special professional, write the <strong>tax</strong>ableprofessional income you received at Z. We take thisamount into account for income averaging.s22 INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURN INSTRUCTIONS SUPPLEMENT <strong>2012</strong>
24 Other income4Add5Addup your category 1 income and write the totalat Y.up your category 2 income. Include theamount you show at Z (but do not include amountsyou have shown at item 1, 2, 13, 14 or 15) andwrite this total at V.D11Deductible amount ofundeducted purchaseprice of a foreign pensionor annuityTotal <strong>supplement</strong>income or lossCompleting your <strong>tax</strong> <strong>return</strong>1Add2Add3Take4Write5Transferup all the income amounts in the right-handcolumn of items 13 to 24 on your <strong>tax</strong> <strong>return</strong>. Includeany primary production and non-primary productiondeferred non-commercial business losses addedback at item 16.up all the loss amounts, if any, in the right-handcolumn of items 13, 14, 15, 17, 20 and 21.away the amount you worked out at step 2from the total income amount you worked out atstep 1.your answer from step 3 at TOTALSUPPLEMENT INCOME OR LOSS on page 15of your <strong>tax</strong> <strong>return</strong>. If you made an overall loss,print L in the LOSS box at the right of TOTALSUPPLEMENT INCOME OR LOSS.the amount you wrote at TOTALSUPPLEMENT INCOME OR LOSS to I on page 3of your <strong>tax</strong> <strong>return</strong>. If the amount is a loss, print L inthe LOSS box at the right of the amount.Did you receive a foreign pensionor annuity which has a deductibleamount of undeducted purchaseprice (UPP)?No Go to question D12.Yes Read on.Answering this questionTo claim this deduction you must show income froma foreign pension or annuity at D item 20 (on the<strong>supplement</strong>ary section of your <strong>tax</strong> <strong>return</strong>).The UPP is the amount you contributed towards yourpension or annuity. Only some foreign pensions andannuities have a UPP.If you need information about pensions from particularcountries, go to ato.gov.au/<strong>instructions</strong><strong>2012</strong> and readquestion D11.Completing your <strong>tax</strong> <strong>return</strong>1If2Writeyou already know the deductible amount, go tostep 2.Otherwise, you must go toato.gov.au/<strong>instructions</strong><strong>2012</strong> and read questionD11 to work out the deductible amount.the deductible amount at Y item D11.INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURN INSTRUCTIONS SUPPLEMENT <strong>2012</strong> s23