TAXATION ASSIGNMENT
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Rahul Ramesh Bajaj | 18178738 | Wednesday 13:00
PART A
− All necessary factors need to be considered, also all the necessary facts need to be considered from cases need to be undertaken. So that a legal legitimate advice is provided to the client of the provisions of the Income Tax Assessment Act. As in this case the correct advice need to be provided to AUSGeo. An accounting year starts on 1st July to the 30th June of the next year in the Commonwealth of Australia, for the purpose of tax assessment. All transactions that have taken place during this relevant year need to be considered and recorded in accordance with the ITAA97 . In regard to the business conducted by AUSGeo the question that arises is that the nature of income received is of statutory or capital as it has been noticed that the contract between AUSGeo and U-Trains was terminated and in result of that AUSGeo received a compensation. Usually a compensation received in relation to regular business affairs is considered to be of income in nature as in the case of HEAVY MINERALS (1966) and ALLIED MINERALS (1989) where in the termination of the contracts did not affect the company in regard to its business and hence this income is assessable under s6-5 or 15-30 ITAA97. But if the same compensation is paid if there is a damage to the profit
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Though this was done in an enterprising manner wherein it got linked to the business, its been made clear it has nothing to do with the actual business of AUSGeo. The same has been supported by the principles of SCOTTISH AUSTRALIAN MINING and WESTFIELD, wherein it has been made clear in the above mentioned cases that the taxpayer was merely offsetting his asset in the best manner possible without constituting to a profit making
The appellants complain that the tax court fail to apply debt-equity principles. The secondary inquiry cannot be reached unless the first question concerning whether an economic
The case it self provides a series of matters to be attends, these matters have to be address in accordance to the General Accepted Accounting Principles.
to FAC to cover 75% of operating costs and 90% of the capital costs for any projects
Commonwealth Government, Budget Paper No 3: Australia’s Federal Relations, 2009-10, 12 May 2009, p 7.
This case arises out of an application by Jordan Liveri to be admitted as a legal practitioner in Queensland. The application was made to The Queensland
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The patterns of change and continuity in Australia at the time of federation influenced Australia to become its own nation through the creation of the Australian identity. At time of Federation, the majority of people living in the Australian colonies were Australian-born. Colonists were also starting to see themselves as Australian, not as British. This meant people wanted their own identity that didn’t link back to Britain. The way of life in Australia helped build the identity, which was shaped by its differences to the typical Britain life. This was affected by the native flora and fauna, the weather and activities, sports and hobbies. There was also a change in the styles of literature and art, becoming more specifically Australian. This contributed to the growing national identity. For example, the popular oil canvas painting named Near Heidelburg by Arthur Streeton (Source 4.41, page 196, Oxford Big Ideas Australian Curriculum History 9) depicts the grasslands of Australia, and shows how people dressed accordingly to the weather. The change of the crops grown in Australia due to the climate, impacted the lifestyle of the people living in the colonies. This is a different landscape to Britain’s, where most of the population had
The Myer Holding Limited is wholly owned all of the Australian controlled subsidiaries. Within the whole owned subsidiaries, for those entities that along to a deed of cross guarantee or called as ‘closed group’ have to follow the Class Order 98/1418 issued by ASIC (the Australian Securities and Investments Commission), which requiring to prepare financial statements and director
It was held by the court that according to s.23(q) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 the income of the taxpayer was derived from a source within Australia, as such, would be subject to Australian taxation laws.
The table illustrates changes in the number of travellers visited the six global monuments in Australia from 1996 to 2000.
The objective of this report is to present the factual findings of the audit of operating leases to the CFO and CEO of the XYZ limited. The XYZ’s 2015 financial statements has shown the material amount of operating leases and therefore needs particular attention during the course of audit. The auditing of assets held under the leasing agreements involves the verification under the guidelines of IAS 17 Leases. The current accounting standard for leasing is applicable for Australian companies has been undergoing changes and the new accounting standard for leasing has been introduced to enhance the credibility of financial statements disclosures in the financial statements. The new standard contains significant new provisions for which the author need to consider the marital effects on the truth and fairness of reporting. The report will analyze the difference between the old and new standard, investigate the effect on financial statements ratios, and cash flows, profit & loss and balance sheet.
financial implication. Rehearing should happen sooner, wishing to leave for Australia and resolve every polite issue. Why studylink wishes to question every consequence when I am not a specialist or legal advisor neither accountable nor of reason. When the advantage comes through, one is capable to send the documentation, which as disclosed have not been arbitrated. Presently studylink must be understanding that one does not manage the tribunal court nor direct the post office otherwise unable to disclose information they are not authorized or familiar toward.
The leading cases, CIR v Mitsubishi Motors Ltd [1995] and Commissioner of Taxation v James Flood Pty Ltd [1953] that reflect a taxpayer