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v1 Financial Maths, STD2 F1 SM-Bank 1

Samantha buys a luxury boat with a market value of $78 000.

Stamp duty is calculated on the boat as follows:

  • 4% of market value up to $50 000
  • 6% of market value over $50 000

Calculate the amount of stamp duty payable by Samantha. (2 marks)

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`$3680`

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`text(Stamp Duty)` `= 4text(%) xx 50\ 000+6text(%) xx (78\ 000-50\ 000)`
  `= 4text(%) xx 50\ 000+6text(%) xx 28\ 000`
  `=$3680`

Filed Under: Tax and Percentage Increase/Decrease (Std 2-X) Tagged With: Band 5, smc-1125-50-Stamp Duty, smc-831-50-Stamp Duty

Financial Maths, STD2 F1 EQ-Bank 40

Alex is buying a used car which has a sale price of  $13 380. In addition to the sale price there are the following costs:

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  1. Stamp Duty for this car is calculated at $3 for every $100, or part thereof, of the sale price.  
    Calculate the Stamp Duty payable.   (1 mark)

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  2. Alex wishes to take out comprehensive insurance for the car for 12 months.

     

    The cost of comprehensive insurance is calculated using the following:
     
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    Find the total amount that Alex will need to pay for comprehensive insurance.   (3 marks)

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  3. Alex has decided he will take out the comprehensive car insurance rather than the less expensive non-compulsory third-party car insurance.
  4.  

    What extra cover is provided by the comprehensive car insurance?   (1 mark)

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a.    `$402`

b.    `$985.74`

c.    `text(Comprehensive insurance also covers Alex for damage to his own car.)`

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a.    `($13\ 380)/100 = 133.8`

♦♦♦ Mean mark (a) 12%
IMPORTANT: “or part thereof ..” requires students to round up to 134 to get the right multiple of $3 for their calculation.

`text(Stamp duty)= 134 xx $3= $402`
 

b.    `text(Base rate)= $845`

`text(FSL) =\ text(1%) xx 845 = $8.45`

`text(Stamp)` `=\ text(5.5%) xx(845 + 8.45)`
  `= 46.9397…`
  `= $46.94\ text{(nearest cent)}`

 
`text(GST)= 10 text(%) xx(845 + 8.45)= 85.345= $85.35`

`:.\ text(Total cost)` `= 845 + 8.45 + 46.94 + 85.35`
  `= $985.74`

 

♦ Mean mark (c) 34%.

 
c.
    `text(Comprehensive insurance covers Alex for damage done)`

`text{to his own car as well.}`

Filed Under: Earning Money and Budgeting (Std 1), Earning Money and Budgeting (Std 2), Purchasing Goods, Purchasing Goods, Tax and Percentage Increase/Decrease (Std 1), Tax and Percentage Increase/Decrease (Std 2) Tagged With: Band 4, Band 5, Band 6, smc-1125-20-GST, smc-1125-50-Stamp Duty, smc-1126-40-Insurance, smc-6278-20-GST/VAT, smc-6278-25-Stamp Duty/Insurance, smc-6517-20-GST/VAT, smc-6517-25-Stamp Duty/Insurance, smc-810-40-Insurance, smc-831-20-GST, smc-831-50-Stamp Duty

Financial Maths, STD2 F1 EQ-Bank 30

Ralph buys a utility vehicle with a market value of $63 500.

Stamp duty is calculated on the vehicle as follows:

  • 3% of market value up to $45 000
  • 5% of market value over $45 000

Calculate the amount of stamp duty payable by Ralph.   (2 marks)

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`$2275`

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`text(Stamp Duty)` `= 3text(%) xx 45\ 000 + 5text(%) xx (63\ 500-45\ 000)`
  `= 3text(%) xx 45\ 000 + 5text(%) xx 18\ 500`
  `= $2275`

Filed Under: Purchasing Goods, Purchasing Goods, Tax and Percentage Increase/Decrease (Std 1), Tax and Percentage Increase/Decrease (Std 2) Tagged With: Band 5, smc-1125-50-Stamp Duty, smc-6278-25-Stamp Duty/Insurance, smc-6517-25-Stamp Duty/Insurance, smc-831-50-Stamp Duty

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