Question $1(15$ marks$)$

Amy is a single $35$ vear old Chartered Accountant who works for PBC Accountants in Perth city and

also runs a small business making earrings $-$ Bloom Earrrings.

Amy has incurred the following income and expenses throughout the $2023$ financial year.

Amy earns wages from PBC Accountants of $$100,000.$ The tax withheld on this was $$20,000.$

She has her Chartered Accountants membership fees of $$1,000$ but this is fully reimbursed by PBC

Accountants.

Amy received a bonus for signing on a $$100,000$ client for PBC Accountants, the bonus was $$5,000.$

Amy has an entrepreneurial mind and loves to expand her knowledge $-$ she enrolled in a Masters of

IT and her university fees was $$6,000.$ She paid for this personally, not on $HEC{S}_{{?}_{?}}$

Amy's other passions is fishing. She has a subscription to a fishing magazine for $${660}_{{?}_{?}}$

As PBC Accountants does not provide a lot of training, Amy has a subscription to an accounting

online learning platform for $$5,000.$

Amy is provided a shirt with PBC Accountants logo on it which she uses at least once every week.

Amy bought a new Mazda this financial year for $$35,000$ and uses her car to drive to PBC$\text{'}$s clients

and her total number of kilometres for the year is $6000kms,$ she did not keep a log book. Work does

not reimburse her for any of the car expenses as it is part of her role.

Amy has a little mini van to pickup stock, deliver finished goods, drop off parcels at the post office

for Bloom Earrings. She has provided you the following information:

Total kilometres travelled during the year $15,000km{s}_{{?}_{?}}$

Total business kms travelled $11,000km{s}_{{?}_{?}}$

Expenses incurred for the mini van $-$ Fuel $$5,000,$ Registration $$2,000,$ Insurance $$2,000,$

Repairs $$500$

Purchase details of minivan $-$ Purchased on $\frac{01}{07}\frac{?}{2022}$ for $$60,000-$ the vehicle was fully

financed at $10\%$ interest

Amy bought new equipment for Bloom Earrings $-$ a clay press machine to assist in making the

earrings which costed her $$5,000.$ She purchased this on $\frac{14}{09}\frac{?}{2022}$ and the effective life of this

equipment per the ATO is $4$ years.

Amy signs up for a course to learn how to make clay necklaces as she is intending to expand her

business into this area $-$ the course costed her $$2,000$ and was in Sydney. She flew out on Friday for

the course which ran on Saturday and Sunday. She then decided to stay till Wednesday to sight see

in Sydney. Her flight costed her $$1,000$ and her accommodation for the whole period of time was

$$2,500.$

Amy uses an online accounting software to keep records of her business Sales and records show that

she made $$50,000$ worth of sales between $1$ July $2022$ to $30$ June $2023.$

Amy sometimes sells her earrings at weekend markets. To assist her in running the market she pays

a contractor to work at the market with her. She totalled up that she had paid this contractor $$5,000$

for the year.

Amy makes all the earrings at home and she noted that she worked $1500$ hours from home this

financial year.

A client of Bloom Earrings had an allergy and tried to demand for a refund as well as for her medical

bills to be paid by Amy. Amy was unsure if the claims was fair and so she engaged a lawyer to

manage this claim and the lawyer charged Amy $$3,300.$ The outcome of this claim was that Amy had

to pay this client $$600.$ Amy claimed this back via her insurance company who provided Amy the full

$$600$ back.

Amy bought some shares in CMP Bank and sold them in the current financial year. She bought $1,200$

shares at $$5$ per share on $10/09/2022$ and sold them all at $$4$ per share on $14/04/2023.$

She also found an antique vase in her storeroom that she bought on Facebook on $14/09/2018$ for

$$350$ and sold it for $$1,000$ on $\frac{21}{06}\frac{?}{2023}.$

Amy has no children, has no private health insurance for the whole year. Her HECS loan from her

accounting degree was $$25,000.$

Requirement:

Please calculate Amy's tax payable as at $30$ June $2023.$

Instructions:

No depreciation calculations