Mr. Kiplimo is finalizing his tax affairs for the year of income 2019. He and his wife had the following income and transactions for 2019: 1. Mr. Kiplimo’s income: He has paid Sh.52,000 Value Added Tax on all his purchases for the year He was an employee of Bomet Tea Limited and was paid an annual salary of Sh.600,000 (P. A.Y. E deducted was Sh.142,500). Pension contribution to a registered scheme were Sh.100,000 by his employer and Sh.50,000 from his pay. Dividend received was Sh.40,000 gross. (Withholding tax was deducted as appropriate). Gross interest received was sh.18,000 of which Sh.10,000 was from Post Office Savings Bank. 2. Mr. Kplimo’s expenses for the year: Personal accident insurance premium of Sh.9,000 paid to American Life Insurance Company Life insurance premium on self life of Sh.15,000 paid to world Life Union Insurance of the United Kingdom. Alimony to his first wife of Sh.6,000 per month Mortgage interest of Sh.62,000 on his house where he stays with his wife and children. The mortgage is from Savings and Loan Kenya Limited. 3. Mrs. Kiplimo’s income: She was an employee of Macadamia Limited who paid her a salary of Sh.25,000 per month. P. A.Y. E of Sh.7,800 was deducted per month from her salary. She made a profit of Sh.900,000 from the sale of a plot in Nairobi inherited from her father. She used the money to start a private clinic. She is a registered clinical officer. In the year of income 2019, she made an assessed loss of Sh.240,000. Required: (a) What is a registered pension scheme and what are its implications? (b) Compute the income chargeable to tax of Mr. Kiplimo for the year 2019. (c) Calculate the tax payable (repayable) by him for 2019. (d) Identify and comment on any information you have not used in calculations in (b) and (c) above.