Computation of Taxable Income in Australian Tax Law
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This document provides a detailed explanation of how to compute taxable income in Australian Tax Law. It includes examples and explanations of deductions and exemptions under the Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997. The document is useful for students studying Australian Tax Law or anyone interested in understanding the computation of taxable income.
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Tax Assignment Australian Tax Law Computation of Taxable Income In the books of TOM Lee Sl NoParticularAmountAmountRationale 1Sales of Clothes298000 Taxable u/s Section 6-5 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 - Ordinary Income( Commonwealth Consolidated Acts, 2019) 2Rental income17000 Taxable u/s Section 6-5 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 - Ordinary Income 3Interest on Bank Deposit1000 Taxable u/s Section 6-5 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 - Ordinary Income 4Dividend from a large Australian Company11428.57 Fully Franked- Tax on Australian Companies 30%, Hence credit of $ 3429 shall be available Section 207-20 Of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997- General Rule and tax Offset 5Receipt from Para Military Service Exempt- Under Section 11-15 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 and accordingly not taxable under section 6-5 of Income Tax Assessment Act,1997 6Private Health fund Refunds Non Assessable Income- Hence Not included under Section 6-5 of Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 7Dividend from a large Australian Company7286 50% Franked- Tax on Australian Companies 30%, Hence credit of $ 1286 shall be available Section 207-20 Of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997- General Rule and tax Offset Less 8 Body Corporate fees on income producing property15000 Deductible Under Section 8-1 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as the same has been earned to generate assessable income
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9Part time employee salary25000 Deductible Under Section 8-1 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as the same has been earned to generate assessable income 10Superannuation2000 Deductible under Section 290-6 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 which allows deduction for contribution made to super annuation fund or RSA 11Interest on money borrowed5000 Deductible Under Section 8-1 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as the same has been earned to generate assessable income 12 Insurance and land tax for investment property3000 Deductible Under Section 8-1 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as the same has been earned to generate assessable income 13Fees paid to a tax registered Agent1100 Deductible under section 25-5 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as the said service has been availed from a recognised tax advisor 14Plant and Machinery30000 Not Deductible in terms of Section 8-1(2)(a) of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as it is of capital nature(Commonwealth Consolidated Acts, 2019) 15Depreciation on Existing pool12000 Deductible Under Section 8-1 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as the same has been earned to generate assessable income. Also under division 43 (40000*3) 16Depreciation on New Plant3000 Deductible Under Section 8-1 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as the same has been earned to generate assessable income. Also under division 43 (30000/10) 17Investment Apartment11480Deductible U/s 43-210 of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 (287000*.04) 18Travel to and fro work Not Deductible in terms of Section 8-1(2)(a) of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as it is of private expense 19Rates on his principal residence Not Deductible in terms of Section 8-1(2)(a) of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as it is not incurred for earning assessable income 20Doctors fee for Tom's wife Mary Not Deductible in terms of Section 8-1(2)(a) of Income Tax Assessment Act, 1997 as it is of private expense 21Superannuation contribution of Tom lee6000Deductible- limit of $25000 subject to other conditions