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Tutorial Questions

 

Semester 1 - 2016

 

TUTORIAL 9

 

GENERAL DEDUCTIONS

 

1

 

Why was the expense allowed in

 

FCT v Finn

 

(1961) 106 CLR 60 but not fully

 

in

 

FCT v Hatchett

 

71 ATC 4148?

 

How does this approach demonstrate the

 

operation of section 8-1?

 

2

 

Joseph worked for a large IT company developing software.

 

At the end of a

 

financial year he was called in by his employer and told he was being made

 

redundant.

 

He was however advised to set up a company and his services would

 

be utilized through the company as and when required.

 

He thus set up JIT Pty

 

Ltd, as a consulting IT business.

 

Much of his work is for his previous employer.

 

The business is run from his residential premises in a room set up especially for

 

the conduct of the business.

 

The company pays government rates and insurances on the premises, and

 

contributes toward the heating and lighting costs of the premises from which it

 

operates.

 

In the first year of operation the company claims these expenses as a

 

tax deduction. As well, Joseph claims his travel from the company’s premises to

 

consulting jobs and back as a deduction.

 

Explain the correctness of the company and Joseph in deducting these expenses.

 

3

 

What is the effect of the following transactions on the tax position of ABC Pty

 

Ltd.

 

You can assume all transactions occurred in the current financial year.

 

Transaction

 

$ Amount involved

 

Purchased new motor vehicle on 1 July

 

62,000

 

Purchased trading stock

 

30,000

 

Revalued land and offices on site from which business

 

run

 

70,000

 

Acquired land to expand factory

 

120,000

 

Sold case of wine in November, purchased for

 

$24,000 as an investment in February 1990.

 

56,000

 

Made allowance for annual leave to be paid to staff for

 

Christmas leave

 

12,000

 

Provided new motor vehicle to Managing Director,

 

estimated to travel 20,000 kilometres per year.

 

Same vehicle

 

mentioned above.

 

Gave to each staff member one piece of furniture

 

valued at no more than $200.

 

9,400

 

Received fully franked dividend.

 

60,000

 

Specific Deductions

 

1`

 

For the tax year ended 30 June 2013 Paul Berger, who is a self-employed

 

physiotherapist, incurred the following expenses on his professional rooms,

 

which he had acquired in July 2003:

 


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