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Prepare Janet Brown's statement of taxable income and calculate her total tax liability (including Medicare Levy) for the year ending 30 June 2018. State all calculations and include explanatory notes...

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Prepare Janet Brown's statement of taxable income and calculate her total tax liability (including Medicare Levy) for the year ending 30 June 2018. State all calculations and include explanatory notes and supporting schedules, applying legislation and case law.
(15 marks) Prepare a letter of advice on the tax consequences in relation to the legal fees and damages paid by Janet for the year ending 30 June 2018.
(10 marks) Write a short explanatory note to BMA explaining any tax liabilities that may arise in connection with the provision of benefits to Janet Brown. State relevant calculations and applicable legislation.
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Robert answered on Dec 27 2021
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ACC3TAX S2 2017 Group Assignment 1
ACC3TAX S2 2017 Group Assignment
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Name of the Lecturer
09/26/2017
ACC3TAX S2 2017 Group Assignment 2
Janet Brown’s statement of taxable income and tax liability
1
Janet Brown took a loan with BMA worth $400,000 at an
interest rate of 3% per annum to purchase an investment. Janet
used $300,000 to buy property and spent the balance on his
own house $ 2,250
2
Janet Brown has been using a company car provided by BMA
which is used for driving to and coming from work. However
the car is not used for the purpose of client visits. The car has
een used for the whole year and BMA has covered the costs
of the car worth $30,000 and Janet paid the petrol bills worth
$500 $ 5,500
3
The house which was purchased by Janet Brown as investment
was rented out at $2,500 per month since 1st September 2017.
On 1 October 2017 the tenants advised that the roof was
leaking so Janet spent $22,000 replacing the roof. Further an
air conditioning unit was installed at additional costs of $4,000 $ 22,500
4
Sale of Telstra shares for $10,000 and purchased the same in
2014 for $5,000. Sale of Orica shares which were purchased in
December 2017 for $10,000, sale value $6,000 $ 1,000
5
Sale of Babushka Dolls for $5,900 each and the dolls were
purchased at a costs of $1,000 where the set contained 5 dolls $ 17,100
Taxable Income $ 48,350
ACC3TAX S2 2017 Group Assignment 3
Note 1
Under the Australian tax Fringe Benefit Loan Policy, a fringe benefit arises in the scenarios
where loan is provided to any student by the university, such loans are not exempt and the
interest rate where charged is lesser than the prevailing statutory rates in the market.
It is further...
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