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Instructions
You will need to research information to assist with your responses for this task.
industry bodies.
You are required to provide information about the following points. You must prepare a written
Your task is to research the following topics then outline your findings in a report. Use the
B.Simple interest: Applying given interest rate on the principal amount for a particular period.
Simple interest is a quickly and easy method of calculating the interest charge ona loan. Simple interest is determined by multiplying the daily interest rate by the principal by the number of days that elapse between payment.Simple interest = P x I x NThis type of interest usually applies to automobile loans or short- term loans, although some mortgages use this calculation method.When you make a payment on simple interest loan, the payment first goes toward the month's interest, and the remainder goes toward the principal. Each month's interest is paid in full, so it never accrues
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Compound interest is different from simple interest. Simple interest is paid at the end of specified term, although if the term is more than 12 months, interest may be paid annually.
Compound interest calculation formula:
A= P x (1 + r) n
A: the end amount of your investment
P: the principal, i.e. the starting amount
r: percentage interest rate converted to a decimal rate (e.g 2% is 0.02) n: number of time periods
Example: Work out what $2,000 will grow to over 2 years for an investment or savings that grow at 5% annum compounding yearly.
D.Basic loan calculations: EMI = (P X R/12) X [(1+R/12) ^N] / [(1+R/12) ^N-1]. is used where P=Principal, R=rate of interest, N =number of years.
Useful life is the estimated time period that the asset is expected to be used starting from the date it is available for use up to the date of its disposal or termination of use
Rate of depreciation is the percentage of useful life that is consumed in a single accounting period. Rate of depreciation can be calculated as follows:
Rate of depreciation = 1/ Useful Life x 100%
e.g. rate of depreciation an asset having a useful life of 8 year is 12.5% p.a
1/8 x100% =
12.5% per year
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a) Wrong spreadsheets function or formula used: there are some ways to check formulas for accuracy .Check the references Look for mix up s Break it up ¬ Ballpark it Check the arguments Walk through the order of
transcriptions errors can be detected using spell checking programs. However, many transcription errors,
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• Walk through the order of operation
b) Incorrect order of operation: There are ruling to remember of
operations PEMDAS that is phrase "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally".
This phrase helps one remember the order of "Parentheses, Exponents,
Multiplication and Division,
Addition and Subtraction.
Computer - Used for higher storage, memory and faster in calculations.
Software-MS - Excel is for performing mathematical calculations using sets of formulas which create fast calculations.
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• Financial services industry documentation and specialist software.
• Information technology systems and databases.
The Goods and Service Tax is a 10% value-added tax levied in Australia on most goods, services, and other items offered for value (GST). Throughout the country, a single unified GST rate is used. The tax is included in the final price and is paid by customers at the point of sale, with the seller claiming the tax from the government. Other GST-registered organizations, firms, and businesses will charge GST on their goods and services to consumers, but they will claim GST on the things and services they acquire for their businesses. GST is a revenue generator for the government.
The GST is used as the common tax in the majority of countries around the world. Multiply the amount by 1.1 to calculate the Goods and Service Tax.
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When you make a payment on a simple interest loan, the money goes first to the interest for that month and then to the principal. Interest is paid in full each month, so it never accumulates.
V = the future value of the investment
P = the principal investment amount
r = the annual interest rate
n = the number of times that interest is compounded per year t = the number of years the money is invested4.Basic loan calculations
Instructions
For each financial calculation, complete the following steps to obtain the required data and
Goods and Services Tax (GST) Formula = P X 0.1 = GST
Simple interest formula = P x I x N
P is the loan amount
I is the interest rate
N is the duration of the loan, using a number of periods You deposit $1000 into a bank account paying 7% simple interest per year. You left the money in for 3 years. Find the interest earned and the amount at the end of those 3 years?$2000 x 7% x 3 years
The interest is $420 and the amount at the end of the 3 years is $2420.
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Compound interest
Compound interest Formula:
V = P(1+r/n)^nt V = the future value of the investment
P = the principal investment amount
r = the annual interest rate
n = the number of times that interest is compounded per year t = the number of years the money is invested forMultiply the amount you borrow (a) by the annual interest rate (r), then divide by the number of payments per year (n). Or multiply the amount you borrow (a) by the monthly interest rate, which is the annual interest rate (r) divided by 12:
a: 500,000 the amount of the loan
r: 0.04 (4% expressed as 0.04)
n: 12 (based on monthly payments)
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Provide evidence of these calculations.
Complete the following steps to check your calculations and to record your outcomes: a.Check your results to ensure that the calculations are accurate and that they meet the required outcomes, including recognising if they contain any routine computational errors, and correcting any identified.
Provide a copy of these calculation worksheets.
Most nations with a GST have a solitary bound together GST framework, which implies that a solitary assessment rate is applied all through the country. A country with a brought together GST stage consolidates focal assessments (e.g., deals charge, extract obligation expense, and administration charge) with state-level duties (e.g., diversion charge, passage charge, move charge, sin duty, and extravagance expense) and gathers them as one single assessment. These nations charge basically everything at a solitary rate.
Just a modest bunch of nations, like Canada and Brazil, have a double GST structure. Contrasted with a brought together GST economy where duty is gathered by the national government and afterward conveyed to the states, in a double framework, the administrative GST is applied notwithstanding the state deals charge. In Canada, for instance, the central government exacts a 5% expense and a few regions/states additionally demand a commonplace state charge (PST), which differs from 7% to 10%. For this situation, a purchaser's receipt will unmistakably have the GST and PST rate that was applied to their buy esteem.
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Answer the questions below by writing in the space provided. If you require more space, use a blank sheet of paper. Alternatively, you may like to use Microsoft Word and print out your answers to each question.What you will need
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