Bonita de Fabio is a 29-year-old consultant physiotherapist who works for several major sporting clubs. For the
Question:
5 Looking forward Bonita believes that she will be able to charge her clients 7.5 per cent more than for 2021- 2022 in the 2022-2023 financial year. Assume that her health insurance, council rates, electricity charges, and water charges all increase by an average rate of 5.5 per cent next year, and that all other expenses will increase by an average rate of 7.5 percent.
Her interest receipts, etc., on her existing deposits, will remain unchanged. Bonita has just inherited $60,000 from her grandfather’s estate, and the funds will be made available to her in a week (i.e., on 7 July 2023). Bonita wishes to grow the value of her non superannuation investments in a tax-effective manner and believes that, as she is still young, she has a moderately high ability to tolerate risk. However, she does not wish to spend significant time on managing these investments. For this reason, she is thinking about investing all her funds into a friend’s new healthy food and delivery service. She is confident that as she and her friends are in the health sector, the business should be successful.
Notes:
a. You may assume that Bonita meets the requirements to be classified as self-employed and that her personal superannuation contributions meet requirements to be defined as allowable deductions for the purposes of calculating taxable income. This means that you will also need to consider whether these contributions need to be added back to determine surcharge income (if applicable).
b. You may assume that Bonita’s private health insurance has the level of hospital coverage required to allow her to receive the private health insurance rebate.
c. As her net taxable income in 2021-2022 will exceed $66,667 (when you calculate it) Bonita’s low-income tax offset would be $0. You will need to determine how much, if anything, she would have received for the low and middle-income tax offset in 2021- 2022.
Required
Determine Bonita’s net taxes and levies for the 2021-2022 financial year (use appropriate information identified from the ATO website: https://www.ato.gov.au/Individuals/ and that given to you in the following notes).
Note: Answers should be required in Excel form with proper Reasoning.
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