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Prior study
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Subject details
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- Principles of Australian Taxation Law and Taxation of Sole Traders.
- General and Specific anti-avoidance.
- Taxation of Partnerships.
- Taxation of Companies.
- Taxation of Trusts.
- Sale of business issues.
- Capital gains tax for business operations.
- Employment taxes: fringe benefits tax.
- Employment taxes: salary packaging.
- Superannuation.
- Administrative aspects and professional responsibilities.
- Review for exam.
No eligibility requirements
Additional requirements
- Equipment requirements - Audio/Visual equipment
This course introduces students to the tax consequences of operating a business in Australia, and considers how the tax outcomes can be influenced by the business structure adopted (such as a sole trader, partnership, trust or corporation). The course also considers the employment related taxes that a business will need to consider when employing staff, such as fringe benefits tax, as well as the tax concessions available for small businesses, including on the sale of their business.
- Assignment - Identifying issues and taxation law (10%)
- Problem Solving Assignment - File Note and Business Letter of Advice (40%)
- Invigilated Examination (50%)
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