Activity 16 1 A supplier carrying on an enterprise invoices the business for $200. The invoice does not contain an ABN. Upon request by the business to the supplier for an ABN, the supplier after 28...

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    A supplier carrying on an enterprise invoices the business for $200. The invoice does not contain an ABN. Upon request by the business to the supplier for an ABN, the supplier after 28 days fails to provide it. What are the requirements? 160 words




  • 2.The supplier having received a payment for less than the amount for which they supplied an invoice contacts the business and provides an ABN. How should the business now deal with this? 30–40 words




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    The 17-year-old son of an employee has been doing handyman work for the business for a period during the school vacation. He has supplied an invoice for $115.00 for the work he has completed. He is not registered for nor has he charged GST. Is there a withholding requirement? 35 words



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4. There is what appears to be a legitimate tax invoice provided for a supply but it has been brought to the bookkeeper’s attention because one of the employees heard something which made them doubt the veracity of the supplier. They think that the supplier is not registered for GST. What should you do and why? 80 words


5. What is PAYG? 100 words















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Answer To: Activity 16 1 A supplier carrying on an enterprise invoices the business for $200. The invoice does...

Sumit answered on Feb 04 2021
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When a buyer purchases any goods from the seller the seller needs to quote the Australian Busin
ess Number (ABN) on the invoice for the goods or services that are being supplied. The buyer should first request the seller to provide the Australian Business Number (ABN). If the supplier does not provide his Australian Business Number (ABN), then the buyer should withhold some amount from the total payment to be made to the seller. The amount to withhold is the based on the top rate of tax and the remaining payment can be made to the supplier.
Since the Invoice value in the transaction is greater than $75 (excluding GST), the withholding of tax till the Australian Business Number (ABN) is provided is applicable. Hence the buyer should withhold the amount of GST calculated using the Highest Tax Rate and make the remaining payment. The amount of deduction to be made is 46.50% of the invoice amount, i.e., $93. Hence the payer can make payment of $107 to the supplier and withhold the...
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