XYZ Pty Ltd operates a small business with annual turnover estimated at $1.4 million. XYZ Pty Ltd
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XYZ Pty Ltd operates a small business with annual turnover estimated at $1.4 million. XYZ Pty Ltd accounts for and reports GST on a cash basis quarterly. XYZ pays quarterly PAYG income tax instalment by using ATO calculated amount (pre-populated amount) from Option 1 for each quarter. During the June quarter the following transactions occurred. All amounts include GST where applicable.
Receipts ($) | |
Sale of goods | 180,810 |
Export sales | 10,305 |
GST-free sales | 4,500 |
Commercial rent received | 11,610 |
Sale of printing equipment | 17,550 |
Bank interest received | 2,078 |
Dividends received | 212 |
Bank loan repayment received | 270,000 |
Goods returned to supplier | 990 |
Payments ($) | |
Salaries and wages (PAYG withholding tax $6,798) | 51,840 |
Superannuation | 4,806 |
Rent of business premises | 12,600 |
General business expenses | 28,994 |
Purchase of fax machine | 4,392 |
Written off a bad debt | 792 |
Printing supplies | 38,178 |
Interest paid | 90 |
Telephone | 4,608 |
Drawings | 135,000 |
Bank charges | 504 |
Insurance (GST: 215.83 and Stamp Duty (GST free) 215.83) | 2,590 |
As a registered BAS agent, you are required to review and classify above listed business receipts to calculate items G10 to G20 of XYZ's GST Calculation Worksheet and show your workings in the space provided in below table.
As a registered BAS agent, you are required to review and classify above listed business payments to calculate items G10 to G20 of XYZ's GST Calculation Worksheet for June Quarter and show your workings in the space provided in below table.
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