File - Mr HUMBLES 2014

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Financial Mathematics (FM3)
Taxation
Name ......................................................................
G. Georgiou
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
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Calculate the Amount of Allowable Deductions from Gross Income
Calculate Taxable Income
Calculate the Medicare Levy (Basic Levy only – see Tax Pack for details)
Calculate the Amount of Pay As You Go (PAYG) Tax Payable or Refund Owing,
using Current Tax Scales
From FM1:
Gross Income: A person’s pay before tax and other items are deducted.
Deductions: Amounts taken out of a person’s gross pay.
Net Income: A person’s gross pay minus tax minus deductions (aka take home pay).
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Taxable Income: .............................................................................................................
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Medicare Levy: ...............................................................................................................
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Tax Payable: ....................................................................................................................
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Pay As You Earn Tax (PAYE Tax): .....................................................................................
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
Example 1
Debbie has a salary of $54 142 and her allowable tax deductions total $1163.90.
During the financial year, she paid $13 495.22 in PAYE tax. Calculate her:
(a) Taxable income.
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(b) Income Tax Payable (using the tax table below).
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(c) Her tax refund.
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
Example 2
Sue has a taxable income of $48 270 and each week she pays $216.27 in PAYE tax.
(a) Calculate her income tax payable (using the tax table below).
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(b) Calculate her Medicare levy (assuming the levy is 1.5% of a taxable income) and
hence the total tax payable.
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(c) Calculate the total amount of PAYE tax paid.
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(d) Can Sue claim a tax refund or will she have a tax debt? How much will this be?
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
H.S.C. Question (3)
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
Example 4
Taxable Income
$0 - $5 500
$5 500 - $21 200
$21 201 - $39 400
$39 401 - $54 200
Over $54 200
Tax Payable
Nil
Nil plus 20c for each $1 over $5 500
$3 140 plus A for each $1 over $21 200
$9 146 plus 44 c for each $1 over $39 400
$15 658 plus 48c for each $1 over $54 200
(a) Sonia has a taxable income of $45 000. Use the table to calculate the tax on
Sonia’s income.
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(b) Sonia must also pay the Medicare levy of 1.5% of taxable income. Calculate the
amount Sonia must pay for Medicare.
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(c) Throughout the year, Sonia has $460 tax per fortnight deducted from her salary.
How much does Sonia owe the tax department at the end of the financial year?
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(d) The table was designed so that a person with a taxable income of $35 000 would
pay 22% of that income in tax (not including the Medicare levy).
What is the value of A in the table?
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
Example 4
Jill has a gross income of $48 270 and each week she pays $216.27 in PAYE tax. The
deductions Jill has organised with her employer include health insurance of $20 a
week and a Social Club Committee fee of $2 a week. Jill’s allowable tax deductions
include $100 for the cleaning of her uniform, as well as $70 for the cost of driving to
her training sessions. Her Medicare Levy is calculated at 1.5% of her taxable income.
(a) Calculate Jill’s annual net income.
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(b) Calculate Jill’s taxable income.
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(c) Calculate Jill’s Medicare Levy.
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(d) Use the tax table below to calculate the amount of tax payable.
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(e) Can Jill claim a tax refund or will she owe more tax? Justify your answer with
calculations.
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Activity
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Ex 4.07 Q 1, 3, 4
Ex 4.08 Q 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
1. Calculate the total
amount of money you
earned in the financial year
(July to June).
PAYE Tax your
contributions to
tax, taken from
your pay.
2. Subtract your allowable
tax deductions from your
total income (1) to
determine your Taxable
Income.
Total Tax Payable
is what you owe
the government
6. Compare your total tax
payable (5) to your PAYE tax
to determine whether a tax
refund is entitled or a tax
debt is owed.
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3. Use a tax table to
determine your Income
Tax Payable on your
taxable income (2).
5. Total tax payable =
income tax payable (3) +
Medicare levy (4)
General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
4. Calculate the Medicare
levy at a rate of 1.5% of
the taxable income (2)
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Calculate the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Payable on a Range of Goods and
Services
GST is a tax on Goods and Services in Australia. It is calculated at 10% of the item’s
value. Most items, excluding what the government defines as essentials have a GST
on them.
Example 5
A haircut costs $16.50 GST exclusive. What is the value after the 10% GST is charged?
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Example 6
In an Australian store the GST on a product is $2.20. Find the original price of the
product with GST included.
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Example 7
A portable CD player was bought for €763.18 after GST was added to it. What was
the original price of the CD player?
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
H.S.C. Question (8)
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H.S.C. Question (9)
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Activity
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Ex 4.09 Q 1, 4, 5, 13, 16, 18
General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
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Create and Interpret Graphs to Illustrate and Describe Different Tax Rates
Example 10
Use the table of values and axes below to draw a graph showing the GST payable for
prices ranging from $0 – $100.
Cost of item
(GST exclusive)
0
10
20
30
40
50
GST
Cost of item
(GST exclusive)
60
70
80
90
100
GST
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
Example 11
Construct a graph showing taxable income versus income tax payable for taxable
income values of $0 – $60 000 inclusive. Use the table of values and axes below to
draw this graph.
Taxable
Income
0
6000
20 000
50 000
60 000
Tax Payable
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General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
Example 12
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Activity
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Ex 4.10 Q 1, 3, 5, 7
General Mathematics (Preliminary Course) | Taxation (FM3)
Literacy
1. Explain the difference between an allowable tax deduction and a deduction.
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2. Explain the difference between net income and taxable income.
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3. Explain the term PAYE tax.
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4. What do the terms ‘GST inclusive’ and ‘GST exclusive’ mean?
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5. If you were asked to calculate the Medicare Levy (charged at 1.5% of a taxable
income) of a given gross income, explain the steps you would take to do so.
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