Insurance
Income & Tax
Random - Employees, Super, budgeting
100

CTP stands for

Compulsory Third Party insurance

100

GST stands for

Goods and Service tax

100

________________ is a way to save for your retirement or when you are no longer working.

Superannuation

200

Name two types of insurance

Car, life, home & contents etc.

200

Wages, dividend payments, bank interest - are all examples of your _____________ income

assessable

200

Identify 1 difference between Credit and Debit cards

Credit C - borrowed funds from the bank vs. Debit your own money from bank account.

Credit C - interest rates and fees Vs. Debit little to no fees 

Credit C - helps your build a credit history    Vs. Debit won't help you build credit



300

List 5 insurance companies

RACQ, suncorp, NRMA, aami, youi

300

A chocolate bar costs $1.98 (including 10% GST). 

How much of of this sale price goes to the government as GST?

$0.18

300

Identify a minimum employee entitlement

– minimum wage

- Maximum weekly hours

–Requests for flexible working arrangements

–Parental leave and related entitlements

–Annual leave

–Personal carers leave and compassionate leave

–Community service leave

–Long service leave

–Public holidays

–Notice of terminations and redundancy

400

Identify 1 thing CTP insurance protects you against 

It protects drivers against compensation claims made if you were to kill or injure someone in a road traffic accident.

400

What is PAYG?

Full points: (what does it stand for? when is it paid? who pays it?)

Pay as you go (PAYG) withholding tax 

All employee pay this. 

Tax is deducted before paying your wages. (found on your income statement of how much tax you pay a week)

400

Identify a PRO of budgeting 

Improves accuracy and efficiency

Encourages innovation

Encourages greater communication and coordination

Ensures all budget expenses are justified 

500

What is a premium?

$ you pay monthly/annually to have an insurance cover.

500

An NRL player earns $200,000 per year. How much would be paid in tax?

TAX BRACKET: $180,001 and over - so:
$51,667 plus 45c for each $1 over $180,000


$51,667 plus 45c for each $1 over $180,000

= $51,667 + 0.45 x ($200,000 - $180,000)
= $51,667 + 0.45 x $20,000
= $51,667 + 0.45 x $20,000
= $51,667 = $9,000

= $60,667


500

Identify a CON for budgeting

Resource-intensive 

Potentially expensive 

requires expertise

Can promote short term thinking