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The following question is based on the material in Chapter 4 of the textbook “Advanced Income...

The following question is based on the material in Chapter 4 of the textbook “Advanced Income Tax Law”:

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(Companies – Reconciliation of Taxable Income – Investment income)

Structured Pty. Ltd., a small business entity, has prepared the following income statement for 2017/18:

Income $

Unfranked Dividends 40,000   

Fully Franked Dividends (related franking credit of $42,000)                                                                          98,000

Partly Franked Dividends (related franking credit $8,500)                                                                               38,000

Income distributed from partnership with Silent Pty. Ltd. (includes franking credits of $4,800) 46,000

Income distributed from Umbrella Trust (includes franking credits of $2,800) 19,000

241,000

Expenses

Deductible expenditure 18,000

Net Profit 223,000

Required:

Prepare a statement (format provided below) reconciling net profit with taxable income and calculate the tax payable (refundable) for the 2017/18 tax year.

$

$

Net Profit per Financial Report =

Add (if any): (show details)

Less (if any): (show details)

= Taxable Income

Tax on Taxable Income is: (show calculation details)

Less (if any): (show details)

= Tax Payable (Refundable)

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Answer #1

Ans. Net profit with taxable income for the 2017/18 tax year.

$

$

Net Profit per Financial Report =

223,000

Add (if any): (show details)

Less (if any): (show details)

Partnership franking credit 4,800
Grossed franking credit 2,800 7,600

= Taxable Income

215,400

Tax on Taxable Income is: (show calculation details)

215,400*21% 45,234

Less (if any): (show details)

Fully Franked Dividends 42,000
Partly Franked Dividends 8,500 50,500

= Tax Payable (Refundable)

(5,266)

Note:- Federal income tax 21% will be taxed for small business entity for the year ended 2018.

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