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Answer to Question No 2 10 Reference List 13 Answeef Taxation Law of Australia

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TAXATION LAW OF AUSTRALIA TAXATION LAW OF AUSTRALIA 12 Taxation Law of Australia Author’s Note: Answer to Question No 1 2 Answer to (i) 2 Answer to (ii) 3 Answer to (iii) 3 Answer to (iv) 4 Answer to (v) 5 Answer to (vi) 5 Answer to (vii) 6 Answer to (viii) 7 Answer to (ix) 8 Answer to (x) 8 Answer to Question No 2 10 Reference List 13 Answer to Question

Answer to Question No 2 10 Reference List 13 Answeef Taxation Law of Australia

   

Central Queensland University

   

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Running head: TAXATION LAW OF AUSTRALIATaxation Law of AustraliaName of the Student: Name of the University: Author’s Note:
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1TAXATION LAW OF AUSTRALIATable of ContentsAnswer to Question No 1................................................................................................................2Answer to (i)................................................................................................................................2Answer to (ii)...............................................................................................................................3Answer to (iii)..............................................................................................................................3Answer to (iv)..............................................................................................................................4Answer to (v)...............................................................................................................................5Answer to (vi)..............................................................................................................................5Answer to (vii).............................................................................................................................6Answer to (viii)............................................................................................................................7Answer to (ix)..............................................................................................................................8Answer to (x)...............................................................................................................................8Answer to Question No 2..............................................................................................................10Reference List................................................................................................................................13
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2TAXATION LAW OF AUSTRALIAAnswer to Question No 1Answer to (i)The condition mainly reveals that there is precise advantages that is given to a businessresearcher flyer on a regular basis from Webjet. In general situations, these general advantagesthat are given out by the airline organizations are not regarded under the taxable income, whichhas been explained by in the Taxation ruling of TR 1999/6. On the other hand, the ruling systemof Australian taxation even explains that there are certain benchmarks requires to be met beforepermitting the expenditure bas an exemption of tax1. The general benefit that is given out byWebjet is not regarded under the head of the Fringe Benefit tax or taxable income until all thesecharacteristics have been substantiated. There exists a connection among the employee and theemployer when they can be thought as a family2. Furthermore, if the total points of reward aregiven to the employees with respect their agreement of employment. Additionally, the points inrespect to flights that have been given by Webjet are within a specific procedure. Conversely, theassessment of the condition mainly describes that there does not exist any contract among theWebjet and their employees or with Webjet and the employer, which has openly omitted theadvantages that have been gained from the taxable income. 1McLaverty, Peter, ed.Public participation and innovations in community governance. Taylor &Francis, 2017.2Eccleston, Richard, and Timothy Woolley. "From Calgary to Canberra: resource taxation andfiscal federalism in Canada and Australia."Publius: The Journal of Federalism45.2 (2014): 216-243.
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3TAXATION LAW OF AUSTRALIAAnswer to (ii)This condition primarily explains that the authentic remuneration is gained by theorganization from a client for the damages that have taken place in their Capital Asset. Withrespect to the taxation law of Australia, the total payment of damage that is undertaken on thecapital assets may not be regarded under the head of the taxable income3. Additionally, there aredistinct principles that requires to be maintained by any firm for not adding in the paymentdamage of the capital assets to be their capital income. Primarily, the assets need to be utilised bythe firm in a thorough manner, which may specifically reduce the total income that is taxable.The next step essentially explains that asset that is in nature capital is sufficiently disclosed in thefinancial report where the sufficient amount of depreciation is charged. This aspect has asignificant issue as it permits the authorities of the Taxation Office of Australia in order to gainknowledge about the fact that capital assets is utilised by the firm for over one taxation year. Answer to (iii)This situation primary explains that the precise holiday schemes has been given out to themanager of the night club by the alcohol supplier. This precise arrangement has primarydescribed that the advantage or the reward given by the supplier of alcohol has a much increasedvalue. With respect to the authority of Australian taxation, the lower budget rewards that arerelieved from the taxable income and on the other hand, the gifts that are of high budget are3Whitty, Jennifer A., and Peter Littlejohns. "Social values and health priority setting in Australia:an analysis applied to the context of health technology assessment."Health Policy119.2 (2015):127-136.
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