Faculty of Business, Economics and Law
taxation/acc3tax
Subject Learning Guide
Semester 1
2013
Bundoora Campus
Subject Coordinator: Leslie Nethercott
ENQUIRIES
Leslie Nethercott
Associate Professor
104 Social Sciences Building
La Trobe University
Victoria 3083
T 03 9479 5178
F 03 9479 2356
E l.nethercott@latrobe.edu.au latrobe.edu.au/fbel Subject Details
GENERAL DETAILS
Subject Code:
ACC3TAX
Subject Title:
TAXATION
Teaching Period:
SEMESTER 1/2013
Location(s):
BUNDOORA CAMPUS
Credit Points:
15
Mode:
1 two-hour lecture
1 one-hour tutorial
*locations and times of lectures and tutorials are available at the online timetable.*
Level
Third year
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Indicate what, if any, additional information would assist in deciding this issue.
a) John works as a chauffeur for Richard Pratt. At Christmas time, John received a crate of whisky. The whisky has a retail value of $450. However, Richard was able to obtain it through his connections for $200.
b) Rebecca works as a barmaid on a part-time basis, whilst she is completing her Business degree. In addition to her salary, Rebecca receives about $60 per week in tips from satisfied customers.
c) Nick is a fulltime student. He is able to afford to come to university because he receives a scholarship of $3,000 a year from a company in his hometown of Sale. The terms of the scholarship require Nick to work for the company for a minimum of three years after graduation.
d) Harry is an architect. He wins $64,000 after appearing on Who Wants to Be A Trillionaire.
e) Jim is a career stockbroker, and a regular and frequent gambler, betting both on horse and greyhound racing. He has made a total profit of $275,000 from this source, which has financed his extravagant …show more content…
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