Taxation

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Decision Making Processes - Answer 1 How the new company should adopt good tax governance practices The tax audit implications In the event of an audit, the new company should be able to show to the Australian Tax Office that it has the ability to identify mistakes and alleviate tax risks. Where audit reviews are taken, and the taxpayer does not have a satisfactory influence and risk management framework, the Australian Tax Office has st…

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Professional Practice - Taxation 1.Discuss the overlaps and distinctions among tax planning, tax avoidance, and tax evasion, with particular reference (but not limited) to Xynas (2011). (500 words excluding bibliography). Answer: Australia is one of the most developed countries in this world and their taxation laws are pretty strict. They levy specific taxes and their tax laws are also explicit about what type of conduct constitutes a crimi…

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Professional Practice - Taxation (1) The taxpayers have a natural intention to minimize their tax liability and it is not always illegal for businesses to involve in activities that help them reduce their tax liability, in fact, it is a part of the business activities. Taxpayers are allowed in indulge in those activities for minimizing their tax liability which is not in violation of General Anti Avoidance rules of the Australian Taxation Offi…

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Professional Practice - Taxation Distinctions and Overlap between Tax Evasion, Tax Planning and Tax Avoidance As per Xynus 2011, the majority of the deals taking place is considered to have an impact on the payment of taxes. Hence, in order to foresee the same and make an attempt to reduce the tax related price of an individual is considered to be a vital component of a challenging commercial activity (Alstadsæter et al. 2018) As the …

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Professional Practice - Taxation 1. Tax avoidance, tax planning, and tax evasion all three have been seen as important concepts that had only a blurred line of difference in the 1960s and 1970s in Australia. The Australian legal law just as the precedent-based law perceives the significant difference between people paying tax engaging in activities that comprise tax avoidance, tax planning, and tax evasion. But, for some time this difference i…

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Professional Practice - Taxation Overlaps & Differences Between Tax Planning, Tax Avoidance & Tax Evasion According to Held, McGrew, Goldbatt, & Perraton in the present era ideologies of free trade, deconstructing of trade barriers & exchange controls & making short-term financial gains are being done under the guise of globalization. However in this changing time, individuals are being treated as mere source of securing…

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Taxable Income Issue: Consideration of earnings as ordinary or statutory income as part of taxable income Law and reasons: Section 6.5 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 lays out the provision where part of the assessable income that is derived on the basis of ordinary concepts would be considered as ordinary income. The Australian taxation system typically considers three elements to determine income derived from ordinary concepts. It i…

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Case Study: Block Holdings Question 1 The case scenario depicts Mr. Block and Mrs. Block as the only shareholders and directors of Block Holdings, through which they purchase two properties in an area comprising of extensive real estate development. The properties were used for a horse riding school and generated profit for over seven years and even underwent improvements. However, post the COVID-19 outbreak, a zoning change was proposed wh…

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Assessment  QUESTION 1 GOODS AND SERVICE TAX Goods and service tax refers to as a value added tax. In Australia, GST is levied at a rate of 10% on most of the goods and services sold. This tax is charged on every stage of the transaction but is refunded to everyone present in this chain of transaction except the final consumer. The tax of GST is a consumption based tax that is the person consuming would be the one paying the tax. (G…

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Group Assignment – Case Study Table of Contents Taxation  Issue 1- Whether the PSI rules are applicable  Determination of PSI or PSB by applying the PSI tests  Issue 2 : Whether income should be reported using cash basis or accrual basis of accounting  Determination of the suitable method  Issue 3 – Deductibility of Business expenses  Determination of the above issue  Issue…