Kelly informs you that on 12 January 2022, the company acquired a new motor vehicle, a 2022 Mercedes-Benz C350 Sedan, which was financed via a chattel mortgage agreement. A copy of the tax invoice for the purchase of the new car is attached below.

Mercedes Sedan C350 78,000.00

Audio sound system 2,422.00

Leather seat protection 948.00

Registration fee 648.00

Compulsory third party (CTP) insurance 412.00

Dealer delivery charges 1,985.00

Stamp duty 2,340.00

Luxury car tax 1,845.00

Total amount payable (drive away price): $ 88,600.00

Payments received:

Esanda Finance - chattel mortgage $ 88,600.00

Balance due: $ 0.00

* Amounts are shown inclusive of GST (where applicable). All amounts shown above totalling $88,600 have been charged to the customer by the motor car dealership. Assume that in this PBL, the CTP insurance of $412.00 shown above is exclusively GST-free. In practice, CTP insurance has a component that is GST-free (the stamp duty component) and a component that is taxable. There is no GST on the registration fee.

Hint: For each of the costs detailed above that make up the total of $88,600, students need to work out which costs would be capitalised (and therefore form part of the cost of the motor vehicle in the Balance Sheet) and which costs would be expensed to the Income Statement.

TASK: Kelly asks you to draft her a letter advising her how much is tax-deductible to the company in relation to this transaction for the year ended 30 June 2022. Please show your calculations and quote appropriate references to the ITAA (1997) in your letter.

In the same letter, please advise Christopher as to how much GST can be claimed back for the period 12 January 2022 to 30 June 2022. Please limit your answer to one to two paragraphs. Please show your calculations.