This article discusses the computation of capital gains and the relevant taxation treatment associated with the same. It also covers the taxation treatment of fringe benefits extended to employees by the employer.

HI6028 Taxation Theory, Practice & Law T2 2018 Individual Assignment

This assignment is about tax consulting and requires the analysis of a client's sales of various assets during the current tax year.

Learn about capital gains computation and taxation, as well as employer-provided fringe benefits.

Taxation Theory, Practice & Law: Capital Gains and Fringe Benefits

This article provides insights into the CGT implications of various assets such as vacant land, antique bed, painting, shares, and violin. It also covers the FBT assessment for car and loan fringe benefits provided by an employer to an employee. The article discusses the computation of FBT payable and the factors affecting it. The subject covered is Taxation Theory, Practice & Law with course code HI6028. The article is relevant for students pursuing courses in taxation from any college or university.

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Taxation Theory, Practice & Law: CGT Implications and FBT Assessment

This document provides legal advice on Capital Gains Tax implications and Income from Personal Exertion in Taxation Law. It discusses the rules and application of CGT and personal exertion income. It also includes a case study on lending money without interest expectations and its tax implications.

Taxation Law: Capital Gains Tax and Income from Personal Exertion

This article explains the computation of net capital gains/losses for the income received from disposed capital assets and fringe benefits tax assessment. It covers the relevant sections of the Fringe Benefits Assessment Act 1986 and Goods and Service Acts 1999. It also includes examples of car fringe benefit, loan fringe benefit, and expense fringe benefit. The subject is taxation theory, practice & law and the course code is not mentioned. The college/university is not mentioned.

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Computation of Net Capital Gains/Losses and Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment

This article discusses the computation of capital gains and related CGT, pre-CGT assets, CGT events, cost base, discount method, and capital losses. It also covers the FBT implications of car, loan, and internal expenses fringe benefits. The article provides a detailed explanation of the tax implications of fringe benefits and how they are computed.

This article explains the taxation implications on disposal of capital assets and Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) liability for the employer. It covers key elements related to CGT implications on transactions and computation of capital gains/losses. It also explains FBT liability for car, loan and expense fringe benefits.

Taxation Implications on Disposal of Capital Assets and Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) Liability for Employer

This article discusses the Capital Gains Tax consequences of disposing of capital assets and the Fringe Benefits Assessment Act 1986. It also covers the various types of fringe benefits such as car, loan, and expenses fringe benefits. The article provides examples of each type of fringe benefit and calculates the FBT liability for each. The article also discusses the tax deduction available for loan fringe benefits and how it can be maximized.

Taxation Theory, Practice & Law: Capital Gains and Fringe Benefits

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Taxation Theory, Practice & Law: CGT Implications and FBT Assessment

Taxation Law: Capital Gains Tax and Income from Personal Exertion

Computation of Net Capital Gains/Losses and Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment

Taxation Theory, Practice & Law: Capital Gains and Fringe Benefits

Taxation Implications on Disposal of Capital Assets and Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) Liability for Employer

Capital Gains Tax Consequences and Fringe Benefits Assessment