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Jack is the state sales representative for Quantum Vaccum Cleaners Pty Ltd ("QVC"), a supplier and retailer of vacuum cleaners.
Jack is the state sales representative for Quantum Vaccum Cleaners Pty Ltd ("QVC"), a supplier and retailer of vacuum cleaners. On 1 October 2017, QVC supplied Jack with a car valued at $65,000 for work which was garaged at Jack's home on the weekends.
Also on 1 December 2017, QVC loaned Jack $10,000 at 2% interest pa and provided him with a vacuum cleaner which retails for $2,000, a car air freshner valued at $75 to help keep the car smelling fresh. Jack used the money to pay for repairs to his investment property.
By 31 March 2018, Jack had travelled a total of 12,700 kms in the car, with 3000 kms being for private use on weekends. QVC pays $20,000 a year in lease payments in respect of the car and has to date paid $4,000 for maintenance and repairs and $3,500 for registration and insurance in relation to the car it provided Jack. Jack has paid $5,000 in fuel expenses. Jack keeps all invoices, receipts and odometer readings.
QVC is unsure how the above will be treated for taxation purposes and has come to you for advice.
Required: By reference to legislation and relevant case law (if any), calculate the total tax liability arising from the above transactions.
