Week 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Accounting income can be categorised into three boxes for income tax purposes:

A

Ordinary

Statutory

Other Gains

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2
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Ordinary income

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Recognised by the courts as income, eg, salary, proceeds from sale of trading stock.

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3
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Statutory income

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Not recognised by the courts as income but subject to tax by legislation, eg, capital gain.

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4
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Other gains

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Amounts received that are neither ordinary or statutory income, eg, gifts.

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5
Q

Tax perspective only focuses on which 2 types of income

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Ordinary and statutory

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6
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Sources of tax law

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Legislation
Case Law
Rulings

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7
Q

Two types of deductions

A

General & Specific

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8
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Taxable income

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Assessable income (ordinary + statutory) less deductions

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9
Q

Different tax rates for

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Companies and individuals

2 tax rates for companies (based on a turnover threshold)

3 tax rates for individuals, (resident, foreign resident and work holiday visa)

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10
Q

Income tax payable

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[(assessable income - deductions) x rate] - offsets

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11
Q

Medicare levy

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2% of taxable income

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12
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Medicare levy surcharge

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Medicare levy surcharge applies to individuals who do not have private health cover and their income exceeds a threshold.

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