The scenario is for the $2023/24$ financial year. You will need to refer to the Australian Taxation Office$$s $($ATO$$s$)$ website for the tax rates and the medicare levy. Include the URL reference or a screen shot to demonstrate the information you obtained.

FJ Holden sells new cars for a living. She earns $$379$ per week plus a commission of $2\%$ on properties she sells. In the $2023/24$ financial year she sold $$2600000$ worth of cars. She receives the weekly retainer for $52$ weeks of the year.

During the financial year she also made a term deposit of $$6000$ invested for $9$ months at a rate of $2\mathrm{.}6\%$ pa compounding monthly.

FJ Holden is paid a petrol allowance of $$120$ per month.

She has work related travel expenses of $$1235$ per year.

She has a dependent spouse so is entitled to a tax offset of $$690.$

She has a $$1495$ iPad. She estimates she uses it $70\%$ of the time for work purposes. She is able to depreciate the laptop over a three year period using the straight line method and claim the depreciation as a tax deduction. $($assume a scrap value of $$0)$

FJ does not have to pay the Medicare surcharge, only the standard medicare levy.

a$)$ Determine FJ$$s taxable income for the $2023/24$ year.

b$)$ Calculate the total tax payable by FJ Holden in the $2023/24$ year. Be sure to include the medicare levy.

c$)$ Given that FJ$$s Payment summary already indicates that FJ has paid $$9876$ in tax, does FJ get a refund or does Stevie have to pay more tax to the government?

d$)$ Next year, FJs boss is altering her work conditions and she won$$t earn a commission. However, her weekly pay will increase to $$790.$ Will she have to pay more or less tax? What is the percentage tax difference? $($Assume all other conditions are the same and use the $2023/24-$ tax table$).$