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12-During the tax year 2019/20, Ahmed has trading profit of £20,000 and sold a commercial investment property giving rise to a capital gain of £13,000. Which one of the following is total taxable income of Ahmed, for the tax year 2019/20 as per UK tax laws?
a. £8,500
b. None of the options
c. £7,500
d. £1,000
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