Australia Taxation Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

THIS STUDY MATERIALS IS THE SUMMARY OF SUBSTANTIAL KNOWLEDGE FROM: - CPA PROGRAM AUSTRALIA TAXATION – ADVANCED NINTH EDITION - KNOWLEDGE EQUITY

Mutually owned co-operative financial institutions offering benefits to members through a trust-like structure" describes which type of Insurer/Fund Manager? - Answer- Friendly Society Which is the decision-making process of framing? - Answer- To remove the 'noise' from an issue to allow us to see the problem for what it is Under the RG271 what is the maximum timeframes for IDR response for a Superannuation trustee complaints? - Answer- 45 days after receiving the complaint In the secon...

Commercial Law Revision Notes Law is: The set of rules, made by state, and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Business Law: The set of rules regulating businesses and business activities made by the state and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Purpose of law: • Resolve disputes • Maintains social order • Preserves and enforces community values • Protects the disadvantaged • Stabilizes the economy • Prevents the misuse of power Law Public law • Constitutio...

Commercial Law Revision Notes Law is: The set of rules, made by state, and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Business Law: The set of rules regulating businesses and business activities made by the state and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Purpose of law: • Resolve disputes • Maintains social order • Preserves and enforces community values • Protects the disadvantaged • Stabilizes the economy • Prevents the misuse of power Law Public law • Cons...

Commercial Law Revision Notes Law is: The set of rules, made by state, and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Business Law: The set of rules regulating businesses and business activities made by the state and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Purpose of law: • Resolve disputes • Maintains social order • Preserves and enforces community values • Protects the disadvantaged • Stabilizes the economy • Prevents the misuse of power Law Public law • Cons...

Business Management UNIT 3/4 EXAM Questions And Answers ole Trader - ANS Businesses owned and operated by a single individual. Advantage: -Owner has complete control over all decisions in the business - The owner has the right to keep all the profits after taxes Disadvantage: - Unlimited liability for business debts - Burden of management and failure all falls to the owner Partnership - ANS Businesses that are owned by a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 20 people. A partnership m...

CQIB Study Cards Questions With Correct Answers. Which regulator makes and enforces rules which govern the capital adequacy of Australian Banks? - answerThe Australian Prudential Regulation Authority - APRA What events occurred in the Banking Industry in 1800s and early 1900s? - answerFirst Bank in Australia was Bank of NSW, Established in 1817 Sydney. Discovery of gold in 1851 led to minting of Australia's own gold coins spurring development of Banking. Boom in Australian property market in 18...

Summary LPC Notes CLIP (Commercial Law and IP) Revision Notes (80% Distinction) AGRADE Commercial Law Revision Notes Law is: The set of rules, made by state, and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Business Law: The set of rules regulating businesses and business activities made by thestate and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Purpose of law: • Resolve disputes • Maintains social order • Preserves and enforces community values • Protects the disadvantaged • S...

Summary LPC Notes CLIP (Commercial Law and IP) Revision Notes (80% Distinction) AGRADE Commercial Law Revision Notes Law is: The set of rules, made by state, and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Business Law: The set of rules regulating businesses and business activities made by the state and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Purpose of law: • Resolve disputes • Maintains social order • Preserves and enforces community values • Protects the disadvantaged • S...

CQIB Study Cards Questions With Correct Answers. Which regulator makes and enforces rules which govern the capital adequacy of Australian Banks? - answerThe Australian Prudential Regulation Authority - APRA What events occurred in the Banking Industry in 1800s and early 1900s? - answerFirst Bank in Australia was Bank of NSW, Established in 1817 Sydney. Discovery of gold in 1851 led to minting of Australia's own gold coins spurring development of Banking. Boom in Australian property mark...

Summary LPC Notes CLIP (Commercial Law and IP) Revision Notes (80% Distinction) AGRADE Commercial Law Revision Notes Law is: The set of rules, made by state, and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Business Law: The set of rules regulating businesses and business activities made by thestate and enforceable by prosecution or litigation. Purpose of law: • Resolve disputes • Maintains social order • Preserves and enforces community values • Protects the disadvantaged • S...