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Tax Law Notes
This student studied:
Monash University - BTC3150 - Taxation law
The notes include the relevant cases and structures. And relevant topics are 1 Ordinary Income: General Concepts; 2 Income from Personal Services and Employment. 3 Ordinary Income (Continued): Income from Property. Income from Business - Business v Hobby, Normal Proceeds of a Business, NonCash Business Benefits. Tax Accounting for Receipts. 4 Ordinary Income (Continued): Extraordinary and Isolated Transactions. Compensation for Business Losses. 5 Statutory Income: Capital Gains Tax - CGT Events; CGT Assets; Concessions; Exemptions; Calculating CGT Liability. 6 International Aspects: Residency and Source. Tax Offsets. Case Study on Assessable Income. 7 General Deductions. 8 General Deductions Specific Deductions: Repairs 9 Specific Deductions Capital Allowances; Capital Works. Other Deductibles. Provisions Limiting Deductibility: Non-Commercial Business Losses, Related Parties, Substantiation. 10 Goods and Services Tax. 11 Fringe Benefits Tax.
Tax Law - Specific Deduction
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Western Sydney University - 200187 - Taxation Law
Specific Deductions • A loss or outgoing (ie an expense) may: o S 8-10: Be deductible under s 8-1 and a specific provision. In these cases, use the “most appropriate” provision o Not qualify for a deduction under a specific provision. In these cases, consider deductibility under S 8-1 • S 12-5: Summary list of specific provisions in the income tax legislation • S 25-10: Deduction allowed for expenditure incurred on repairs (not capital expenses) to premises or depreciating assets (‘property’) used for income producing purposes.
Case Summaries for Important Cases of TABL2751
This student studied:
University of New South Wales - TABL2751 - Business Taxation
This document contains cases divided by the weeks in which they were taught with summary useful for study.
Taxation Law Unit Summary Notes
This student studied:
Monash University - BTF3931 - Taxation Law
Taxation Law Summary Notes Week 1- Income Tax Introduction Week 2- Liability to pay income tax Week 3- Ordinary concept of income Week 4- Income from business; Trading Stock Week 5- Extraordinary & Isolated transaction; Compensation receipts and so on...
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