Q1.
Please visit www.ato.gov.au and answer the followings.
a) What are the record keeping requirements by the business? What process would you follow in your business to record keeping and filing of calculations?
b) What is Good and Services Tax (GST) and what are the requirements for GST?
c) If you buy an item for $121 inclusive of GST, how much GST did you pay?
d) Calculate GST amount for an item that costs $150 excluding GST.
e) Calculate the price of an item that costs $200 excluding GST.
Q2.
Using the following CPI figures, calculate the impact of inflation on the following products (assuming the current year is 2015)
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Year
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Value
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2011
|
100
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2012
|
125
|
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2013
|
131
|
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2014
|
133
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2015
|
137
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- Basket of goods worth $22 in 2011
- Motor vehicle worth $22,500 in 2013
- Bread, worth $1.50 in 2012
- House worth $495,000 in 2014
Q3.
What is the formula to calculating the basic interest of an amount? Calculate the interest to be earned for the following two investments.
- $10,000 invested for 1 year at 7%
- $12,410 invested for 2.5 years at 6.75%
Q4
What is the formula for calculating compound interest? Calculate the compound interest and future value on the following principals.
- $1000 invested for 3 years at 5% compounded annually
- $1,500 invested for 9 years at 5.5% compounded monthly
Q5
What is mark-up? Calculate the mark-up on the following
- $250 with 25% mark-up
- $9.30 with 35% mark-up
Q6.
What is Straight Line depreciation? Using straight line method calculate the annual depreciation charges of the following assets of a business
- Equipment purchased for $5,000. Expected salvage value after useful life of 4 years is estimated at $600
- Computer purchased for $2,000. Expected salvage value after useful life of 3 years is estimated at $500
List 3 workplace tools you can utilize to perform financial calculations.
Q7 List 3 places you can source information to assist you in performing financial calculations.
Q8 Describe three different common computational errors made when performing financial calculations, and outline what you could do to check for errors.