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Short Answer Question -1 | |||||||
Since, the FBT liability of the previous year was more than $ 3,000, then company | |||||||
is required to pay quarterly installments of FBT. | |||||||
The due date for each quarter would the 20th of the month after the end of the quarter | |||||||
except the quarter ending in March for which the due date would be 21st May. | |||||||
Short Answer Question -1 | |||||||
The total taxable income for Bonny Tyler would be as under: | |||||||
Salary and Wages | $53,000.00 | ||||||
Fully Franked Dividends | $4,500.00 | ||||||
Franking Credits | |||||||
Un franked Dividends | $500.00 | ||||||
Total Income | $58,000.00 | ||||||
Tax on Total Income | |||||||
Less: Franking Credit offset | |||||||
Net Tax payable | |||||||
The tax payable would be levied at applicable rates on the total income as calculated | |||||||
above.The tax payable shall be offset by the value of franking credits received on the fully | |||||||
franked dividends to compute the net tax payable. | |||||||
In addition Bonny Tyler would be liable to pay a Medicare levy liable @ 2% on her | |||||||
taxable income which would be equal to her total income calculated above as reduced | |||||||
by the franking credits received on the fully franked dividends. |
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