This document discusses the Goods and Service Tax (GST) and its application to property, material facts identification and application of tax law, legal issues identification and analysis, and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on the sale of assets such as a block of land, shares, stamp collection, and grand piano.

Assessment Details and Submission Guidelines

This individual assignment in the course HI6028 Taxation Theory, Practice & Law at Holmes Institute is designed to assess students' understanding of the Australian income tax system, taxation issues, relevant legislations and case law, and the application of taxation principles to real-life problems. The assignment accounts for 20% of the total marks in the unit and has a word limit of 2000 words.

Learn about GST, property tax, legal issues, and CGT on asset sales like land, shares, stamps, and pianos.

Taxation Theory, Practice and Law: GST, CGT and Legal Issues

This document provides a detailed analysis of the goods and services tax (GST) and capital gains tax (CGT) in the context of a case study. It covers the legal issues, relevant taxation laws, and application of tax laws to material facts. The document also includes calculations and recommendations for taxable income. Subject: Taxation Theory, Practice & Law

Taxation Theory, Practice & Law

This document discusses the input tax credit entitlements analysis for City Sky Co and capital gain tax consequences for Emma for the financial year of 2015. It includes calculations and legal issues utilised in calculating the CGT consequence of Emma for 2015.

Taxation Theory, Practise and Law: Input Tax Credit Entitlements and Capital Gain Tax Consequences

This document provides answers to two taxation-related questions. The first question discusses the eligibility of a company to obtain input tax credit on legal fees paid to a solicitor. The second question explores the tax liability of an individual on the sale of a block of land, shares, stamp collection, and a grand piano.