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ویرایش: 2012
نویسندگان: Jimmy B. Prince
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ISBN (شابک) : 1118551192, 9781118551196
ناشر: Wiley–Blackwell
سال نشر: 2013
تعداد صفحات: 299
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 19 مگابایت
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب مالیات برای استرالیایی ها برای آدمک ها نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
مالیات خود را با خیال راحت بپذیرید و از اظهارنامه مالیاتی بعدی خود بیشترین بهره را ببرید آیا می خواهید مطمئن شوید که حداکثر بازپرداخت مالیات را دریافت می کنید؟ البته که انجامش میدی! و Tax For Australians for Dummies, 2012-13 Edition تنها منبعی است که برای اطمینان از دریافت هر سانتی که شایسته آن هستید به آن نیاز دارید. این کتاب که توسط متخصص محترم مالیاتی و همکار CPA، Jimmy B. Prince نوشته شده است، شما را گام به گام در دنیای پیچیده سیستم مالیاتی استرالیا راهنمایی می کند تا به شما کمک کند دقیقاً آنچه را که می توانید ادعا کنید، درک کنید. این کتاب با ارائه پوشش کامل تغییرات در قوانین مالیاتی برای سال مالیاتی 2012-13، و همچنین تغییرات پیشنهادی که هنوز کاملاً به قانون تبدیل نشده است، شما را از هر زاویه ای پوشش می دهد. Tax For Australians for Dummies که به شما کمک می کند از همه چیز از سرمایه گذاری گرفته تا بچه ها و امتیازات دولتی استفاده کنید، همه چیزهایی را که برای شکست دادن مأمور مالیات در بازی خودش باید بدانید را به شما می گوید. * به طور خاص برای استرالیایی ها طراحی شده است * به طور کامل برای سال مالیاتی 2012-2013 به روز شده است * شامل همه چیزهایی است که برای ایجاد دانش مالیاتی خود نیاز دارید * حاوی اطلاعات ضروری جدید در مورد مطالبه هزینه های دفتر خانه، محل کار، ماشین و هزینه های خودآموزی است و از مطالعات موردی استفاده می کند. فرصتهای خود را برای پسانداز نشان دهید * بهروزرسانیهای بیشتر برای امسال تغییرات قوانین بیمه درمانی خصوصی، ممیزیهای مالیاتی، جبرانهای مالیاتی، تراستهای ویژه معلولیت، و مسائل مالیاتی برای شرکتها و تراستها را پوشش میدهد. , یا دانشجویی, Tax For Australians for Dummies, 2012-13 Edition راهنمای آسانی است که به تمام سوالات مالیاتی شما پاسخ می دهد.
Take on your tax with confidence and get the most out of your next tax return Do you want to be sure you're getting the maximum tax refund? Of course you do! And Tax For Australians for Dummies, 2012-13 Edition is the only resource you need to ensure that you get every cent you deserve. Written by respected tax specialist and CPA fellow Jimmy B. Prince, this book guides you, step by step, through the complex world of the Australian tax system to help you understand exactly what you can claim. Providing complete coverage of changes to tax legislation for the 2012-13 tax year, as well as proposed changes that haven't quite made into law yet, the book has you covered from every angle. Designed to help you take advantage of everything from investments to kids to government concessions, Tax For Australians for Dummies tells you everything you need to know to beat the taxman at his own game. * Designed specifically for Australians * Fully updated for the 2012-13 tax year * Includes everything you need to build your tax knowledge * Contains essential new information on claiming home office, work, car, and self-education expenses, and uses case studies to illustrate your opportunities to save * Further updates for this year cover changes to private health insurance rules, tax audits, tax offsets, special disability trusts, and tax issues for companies and trusts Whether you're an employee, investor, small business owner, retiree, or student, Tax For Australians for Dummies, 2012-13 Edition is the easy-to-follow guide that answers all your tax questions.
Tax for Australians For Dummies Dedication About the Author Author’s Acknowledgements Contents at a Glance Table of Contents Introduction About This Book Conventions Used in This Book What You’re Not to Read Foolish Assumptions How This Book is Organised Icons Used in This Book Where to Go from Here Part I: How You’re Taxed in Australia Chapter 1: Understanding the Australian Tax System Explaining the Australian Tax System Understanding Your Income Tax Rates Taxing Major Income Streams Taxing a Company Chapter 2: Taxing Australians: The Formula You Had to Have Doing Your Sums Declaring What You Earn: Assessable Income Keeping What You Receive: Exempt Income Reducing Your Tax Bill: General Deductions Looking for Tax Offsets Chapter 3: Lodging Your Tax Return: This One Is for the Nation Preparing Your Individual Tax Return Receiving a Thank-You Note: Notice of Assessment Chapter 4: Receiving a Visit: When the Tax Office Comes Knocking Being Honest with Yourself: Self-Assessment Getting a Reality Check: Tax Audit Mending Your Ways: Amendments and Objections Part II: Income from Personal Exertion Chapter 5: Taxing Employees: Working Class Man Earning a Living: Salaryand Wages Working Out Your Income Tax Rate Claiming a Tax Deduction: What’s On the Menu Chapter 6: Living in Your Castle: Main Residence Addressing the Issue: This is Where I Live Buying Your Main Residence: Taxation Concessions Keeping What’s Yours: Exempt from Tax Sharing What’s Yours: When You Have to Pay Tax Maintaining a Home Office Chapter 7: Taxing Issues That Affect Your Children Raiding the Piggy Bank: Taxation of Under 18s Getting a Distribution from a Trust Checking Out Special Disability Trusts Getting Something Back: Family Tax Offsets Part III: Tax-Effective Investments Chapter 8: Interesting Stuff: Bank Deposits and Tax Banking the Return: Interest Interesting Claims Chapter 9: Owning Part of the Company:I nvesting in Shares Sharing the Profits: Dividends Taxing Your Gains and Losses Chapter 10: Building Your Dreams: Investing in Bricks and Mortar Collecting the Rent Reducing the Costs: What You Can Claim Apportioning Expenditure: The Bits You Can’t Claim Claiming Specific Deductions: What’s on the List Chapter 11: Catching Up on Capital Gains Tax Looking at the Rules: CGT Assets Calculating a Capital Gain Part IV: Running a Business Chapter 12: Structuring Your Business for Maximum Gain Choosing a Business Entity Becoming a Sole Trader: Going It Alone Forming a Partnership: Sharing the Workload Creating a Company: The More the Merrier Trusting in Trusts Chapter 13: Starting a Business: On Your Mark! Get Set! Go! Getting the Show on the Road Getting to Grips with Record Keeping Taking on Employees Examining Tax Concessions for Small Business Choosing How You Recognise Your Income Taking Stock of Things Planning Ahead: Business Succession Planning Chapter 14: Reducing Your Small Business Tax Bill Understanding the Rules: What Can I Claim? Getting Specific with Problematic Deductions Chapter 15: Collecting Tax for the Government: Goods and Services Tax Collecting 10 Per Cent Registering for GST Paying the GST Chapter 16: Living on the Fringe: Fringe Benefits Tax Coming to Terms with FBT Calculating the FBT Determining a Car’s FBT Packaging Your Salary Chapter 17: Getting Wealthy: CGT and Small Business Keeping What You Sow: Tasting the Tax Incentive Goodies CGT Concessions for Small Business Part V: Thinking Long Term Chapter 18: Preparing for Retirement Using Superannuation Complying and Non-Complying Super Funds Choosing a Goose to Lay the Golden Egg Taxing Your Nest Egg Making a Contribution: Understanding the Rules Getting the Money: Conditions of Release Chapter 19: Reaping What You Sow: Receiving a Pension and Government Concessions Paddling the Superannuation Stream: Types of Super Pension Getting Help: Government Pensions and Allowances Chapter 20: Death and Taxes: Wills and Asset Distribution Preparing a Will Taxing Your Income Sharing Your Pension Taxing All Your Treasures Part VI: The Part of Tens Chapter 21: Ten Ways to Minimise Your Tax while Keeping the Tax Office Happy Keep Good Records Take Advantage of New Developments Get a Helping Hand from the Tax Office Lose Money the Right Way Contribute to a Super Fund Claim a Super Tax Deduction Take Advantage of the Low Income Threshold Package Your Salary Tap In to Negative Gearing Account for Income and Deductions Chapter 22: Ten of the Top Retirement Tax T ips Plan Ahead Live Within Your Means Do a Budget Get Proper Advice Work for the Pension: Transition to Retirement Earn Some Tax-Free Pocket Money Update Your Pension Entitlement Take Advantage of the Main Residence CGT Provisions Downsize: Too Big for Comfort Exploit Your Winning Edge Appendix A: Taxing the Visitors: Non-Residents Glossary Index