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Taxation Law of Australia

This assignment is an individual assignment for the Taxation Law of Australia course. It requires a submission of a 2500-3000 word document in .doc or .docx format, following the AGLC 3rd Edition referencing method. The assignment is due on Wednesday 8th May 2019 and carries a weightage of 40%.

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This document provides answers to various questions related to taxation law in Australia. It covers topics such as depreciation methodology, tax offsets, tax rates, collectibles, CGT events, income tax computation, legal outgoings, marginal tax rates, tax consumption, deductions, and more. The document also includes relevant case laws and examples. Subject: Taxation Law, Document type: Study Material, Assignment type: N/A

Taxation Law of Australia

This assignment is an individual assignment for the Taxation Law of Australia course. It requires a submission of a 2500-3000 word document in .doc or .docx format, following the AGLC 3rd Edition referencing method. The assignment is due on Wednesday 8th May 2019 and carries a weightage of 40%.

   Added on 2023-01-18

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Running head: TAXATION LAW OF AUSTRALIA
Taxation Law of Australia
Name of the Student:
Name of the University:
Author’s Note:
Course ID:
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Table of Contents
Answer to Question 1:.....................................................................................................................3
Part a:...........................................................................................................................................3
Part b:...........................................................................................................................................3
Part c:...........................................................................................................................................3
Part d:...........................................................................................................................................3
Part e:...........................................................................................................................................4
Part f:...........................................................................................................................................4
Part g:...........................................................................................................................................4
Part h:...........................................................................................................................................5
Part i:............................................................................................................................................5
Answer to Question 2:.....................................................................................................................6
Part a:...........................................................................................................................................6
Part b:...........................................................................................................................................6
Part c:...........................................................................................................................................7
Part d:...........................................................................................................................................7
Part e:...........................................................................................................................................8
Answer to Question 3:.....................................................................................................................8
Part a:...........................................................................................................................................8
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Part b:...........................................................................................................................................9
Part c:...........................................................................................................................................9
Part d:.........................................................................................................................................10
Answer to Question 4:...................................................................................................................11
Part a:.........................................................................................................................................11
Part b:.........................................................................................................................................11
Part c:.........................................................................................................................................12
Part d:.........................................................................................................................................12
Part e:.........................................................................................................................................12
Answer to Question 5:...................................................................................................................13
Issues:........................................................................................................................................13
Laws:..........................................................................................................................................13
Application:...............................................................................................................................14
Conclusion:................................................................................................................................15
References:....................................................................................................................................16
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Answer to Question 1:
Part a:
As explained in the “Taxation Ruling TR 2018/4”, the methodology utilised to compute
or ascertain the economic life of the asset for depreciation purpose is mentioned in accordance
with “Section 40(100) of ITAA 1997”.
Part b:
As per “Division 13 of ITAA 1997”, considerable explanation has been provided, in
which the taxpayer could obtain access about detailed tax offset1.
Part c:
In case of Australian residents with the maximum bracket of income, there is application
of a particular tax rate. For above taxable earnings of $180,001 and more, the Australian
residents need to incur $54,097 along with $0.45 for every $1 made beyond $180,001.
Part d:
It is mentioned under “Section 108-10(2) of ITAA 1997” that collectible discloses those
assets set aside mainly for private use. The special rules applicable on the collectibles have to be
in compliance with “Section 118-10(1) of ITAA 1997”, which states that there is ignorance of
capital gains under the first component; in case, the collectible has cost base below $5002.
1 Stephen, Barkoczy, Foundations Of Taxation Law 2014.
2 John D., Buenker, The Income Tax and the Progressive Era. Routledge, 2018.
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