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k 1 - GST Classifications All supplies fall into the following categories, regardless whether they are inputs or outputs: Taxable (10% rate) GST free (zero
k 1 - GST Classifications
All supplies fall into the following categories, regardless whether they are inputs or outputs:
Taxable (10% rate)
GST free (zero rated)
Input taxed (no rate)
Exempt
Required:
Indicate with an 'X' which category the following supplies fall into:
Supply Taxable (10% rate) GST-free
(zero rated) Input taxed (no rate) Exempt
Wages paid X
Fruit sales X
Residential rent income or expenses X
Superannuation X
Water Rates X
Purchase or sale of an asset X
Commercial rental income or expenses X
Education X
Depreciation X
Membership fee X
Task 2 - BAS Case Study
Macro Sales Pty Ltd is registered for GST as a cash payer and has chosen to report and calculate its GST every quarter. As a bookkeeper, part of your job description is to complete the quarterly BAS (under the direction of your client's tax agent).
Required:
The following was extracted from the accounts for the quarter ended 31 December 2018. Complete the followings:
a) GST Classification Worksheet for BAS purposes.
b) GST Calculation Worksheet for BAS purposes.
c) Calculate PAYG Instalment Income for Macro Sales Pty Ltd assuming a PAYG income tax instalment rate of 5.4%.
d) Prepare the Instalment Activity Statement for the quarter using option 2.
Note: All values are GST inclusive (wherever applicable)
SUMMARY $
Sales of goods and services 880,000
Export sales 15,400
Other GST-free sales 13,200
Commercial Rent 198,000
Residential Rent 44,000
Sale of Assets 11,000
General Business Expenses 440,000
Water Rates 4,400
Depreciation 8,800
Commercial Rent Expenses 19,800
Residential Rent Expenses 8,800
Purchase of Fax Machine 4,400
Wages & Salaries 176,000
Superannuation 15,840
PAYG tax withheld 50,000
PAYG Instalment rate 5.4%
a) GST Calculation Worksheet for the quarter ended 31 December 2018:
Inputs:
Account Details Inputs Capital Purchases Non Capital Purchases Taxable Supply Input Taxed GST
Free Excluded
General Business Expenses 440,000 440,000 440,000
Water Rates 4,400 4,400 4,400
Depreciation 8,800 8,800
Commercial Rent Expenses 19,800 19,800 19,800
Residential Rent Expenses 8,800 8,800 8,800
Purchase of Fax Machine 4,400 4,400 4,400
Wages & Salaries 176,000 176,000
Superannuation 15,840 15,840
PAYG tax withheld 50,000 50,000
TOTALS 728,040 4,400 473,000 464,200 8,800 4,400 250,640
GST
Classification Worksheet Reference G10 G11 G17 G13 G14 Excluded
Item Description $ Item Description $
G1 Total Sales (including any GST) 1,161,600 G10 Capital Purchases (including any GST) 4,400
G2 Exports 15,400 G11 Non-Capital Purchases (including any GST) 473,000
G3 Other GST -Free Sales 13,200 G12 G10 + G11 477,400
G4 Input Taxed Sales 55,000 G13 Purchases for making Input Taxed Sales 8,800
G5 G2 + G3 + G4 83,600 G14 Purchases without GST in the price 4,400
G6 Total Sales subject to GST (G1 minus G5) 1,078,000 G15 Estimated Purchases for Private Use or not Income Tax Deductible 0
G7 Adjustments (if applicable) 0 G16 G13 + G14 + G15 13,200
G8 Total Sales subject to GST after Adjustments
(G6 +G7) 1,078,000 G17 Total Purchases subject to GST (G12 minus G16) 464,200
G9 GST on Sales
(G8 divided by eleven) 98,000 G18 Adjustments (if applicable) 0
G19 Total Purchases subject to GST after Adjustments (G17 + G18) 464,200
G20 GST on Purchases
(G19 divided by eleven) 42,200
NET GST PAYABLE
(G9 minus G20) 55800
b) Prepare the Instalment Activity Statement for the quarter using option 2.
Total PAYG Instalment Income:
Account Details Amount including GST PAYG Instalment Income
Sales of goods and services 880,000 800,000
Export sales 15,400 14,000
Other GST-free sales 13,200 12,000
Commercial Rent 198,000 180,000
Residential Rent 44,000 40,000
Sale of Assets 11,000 10,000
Total PAYG Instalment income 1,056,000
PAYG Instalment amount =1,056,000*5.4/100 57,024
c) Prepare the Instalment Activity Statement for the quarter using option2.
Option 2: Calculate PAYG instalment using income X rate
PAYG Instalment income T1 $ 1,056,000
T2 % 5.4%
T1 X T2 T11 $ 57,024
Task 3 - PAYGW
Below is an extract from weekly tax tables.
Weekly earnings With tax-free threshold No tax
free-free threshold
($) ($) ($)
812 117 239
814 118 239
816 119 240
818 119 241
820 120 241
(a) The correct amount of tax to withhold (if any) from a resident employee earning $812 per week, who has not quoted a TFN but has requested the tax-free threshold is
239
(b) The correct amount of tax to withhold (if any) from a contracting supplier earning $814 who has correctly supplied an ABN is:
118
(c) The correct amount of tax to withhold (if any) from a resident employee earning $816 per week, who has quoted a TFN and requested No tax-free threshold:
240
(d) The correct amount of tax to withhold (if any) from a resident employee earning $818 who has quoted a TFN and requested the tax-free threshold:
119
(e) The correct amount of tax to withhold (if any) from a contractor employee earning $820 who hasn't quoted ABN.
241
Task 4 - BAS Case Study (Accounts Method)
Rainy Rinaan Pty Ltd maintains a computerised accounting system for its painting business which accounts for GST on an accrual basis and reports quarterly to the ATO for its Business Activity Statement obligations. Rainy Rinaan's annual GST turnover is less than $10 million and therefore adopted Simpler BAS. Below is the company's quarterly Profit & Loss and the general ledgers were perused for movements in the asset accounts to highlight any capital acquisitions made during the quarter.
Required:
a) Using the reports provided below, complete the quarterly Business Activity Statement (BAS) for the quarter ended 31 December 2018 using the accounts method.
b) Reconcile the Wages, PAYG withholding and GST Control amount from P & L, Balance sheet and Payroll Summary.
Rainy Rinaan Pty Ltd Profit and Loss Statement
October - December 2018 Quarter
Income from Service(s): $ $
Painting Services 185,600.00
Total Income from Services 185,600.00
Other Income:
Interest Income 400.00
Dividend received 1,080.00
Total Income 187,080.00
Expenses:
Advertising 3,384.00
Bank Fees 360.00
Depreciation 8,164.00
Insurance 5,418.00
Motor Vehicle Expenses 3,229.00
Paint Supplies and Materials 51,000.00
Stationery 1,030.00
Superannuation 5,239.00
Telephone 2,900.00
Income from Service(s): $ $
Wages - Casual (Gross) 55,152.00
Total Expenses 135,876.00
Net Profit 51,204.00
Rainy Rinaan Pty Ltd Balance Sheet
As at 31 December 2018
Item $ $
Cash at Bank 20,924.00
Accounts Receivable 8,400.00
Furniture & Fittings 5,000.00
Accumulated Depreciation - Furniture & Fittings 564.00
Motor Vehicle(s) 150,000.00
Accumulated Depreciation - Motor Vehicle 40,204.00
Accounts Payable 13,618.00
GST Control 10,494.00
PAYG Instalment (Instalment Rate @ 6.7%) 12,534.00
PAYG Withholding Amounts 19,797.00
Capital - Rainy Rinaan 106,687.00
Drawings 19,574.00
203,898.00 203,898.00
Motor Vehicles
Rainy Rinaan Pty Ltd General Ledger
As at 31 December 2018
Date Item Debit Credit Balance
01/10/2018 Opening Balance 136,300.00 136,300.00 dr
30/10/2018 Motor vehicle (Ute)
purchase 13,700.00 150,000.00 dr
31/12/2018 Closing Balance 150,000.00 dr
Rainy Rinaan Pty Ltd
Payroll Activity (Summary): 01/10/2018 to 31/12/2018
Item Gross Wages PAYG
Maxwell, Graham 18,384 6,568
Price, Sarah 20,403 7,853
Samuels, Alex 16,365 5,376
b) Reconcile the Wages, PAYG withholding and amount from the Payroll Activity Summary.
Wages
Item $
As per Profit and Loss
As per payroll summary report
Difference
PAYG
Item $
As per Balance sheet
As per payroll summary report
Difference
Reconciling GST Control Account:
GST Collected amount extracted from BAS summary GST collected:
GST Paid amount extracted from BAS summary GST paid:
Net GST Payable
Net GST Payable to ATO:
GST control as per Balance Sheet As per Balance Sheet:
Difference between Net GST Payable to ATO and the GST Control amount as per Balance sheet:
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