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6004 AFYPC Taxation 2021-22 Referral and Deferral Coursework Assessment
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INSTRUCTIONS
Your assessment must be produced as a word processed document and submitted on in the assignments
section on Google Classroom by 16.00 on Friday 1 July 2022. Please note that any work received after
16.00 on Friday 1 July 2022 will not be marked.
Handwritten assessments will not be marked.
This is an individual assessment.
Any instances of collusion or plagiarism will be penalised.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
The learning outcomes (please refer to the module information document) that are being assessed in this
coursework assignment are:
1 Explain and appraise Income Tax, Personal reliefs, Real property gain tax and Capital allowances.
2 Prepare tax computations of Income Tax (including personal reliefs and rebates), taking account of
current rates, exemptions, reliefs and allowances.
4 Demonstrate the ability to synthesise information in a coherent and logical format.
6004 AFYPC Taxation 2021-22
Referral and Deferral Coursework Assessment
6004 AFYPC Taxation 2021-22 2
Assessment requirements
You are required to write an essay on the following subject:
Compare and contrast the income tax rules that apply to an individual who is either employed or selfemployed. Your essay should consider how employment and self-employment are distinguished from
each other, and should deal with the various aspects of the taxation of both employment income and
income from self-employment.
Your essay should:
Include computational examples to illustrate your comments
Be written in a business style, assume to be addressed to a financially literate reader
Be based on the taxation legislation included in Income Tax Acts 1967 and Real Property Gain Tax
Act 1976
Your essay should not exceed 2,000 words. Please note that 2,000 words is the maximum that will be
marked, and any words in excess of 2,000 will not be marked.
Harvard referencing is not required.
Marking guide
The breakdown of marks for this assessment is:
Technical content and computational examples to illustrate comments 90%
Use of business English, grammar, spelling and clarity of computations 10%
Total 100%
Submission arrangements – GOOGLE CLASSROOM – 1 JULY 2022 – 16.00
Your document should be submitted via Google Classroom by 1 July 2022 at 4pm. Any
documents submitted late will not be marked, and the deadline will not be extended,
unless the Personal Circumstances process has been completed.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Your assessment must be produced as a word processed document and submitted on in the assignments
section on Google Classroom by 16.00 on Friday 1 July 2022. Please note that any work received after
16.00 on Friday 1 July 2022 will not be marked.
Handwritten assessments will not be marked.
This is an individual assessment.
Any instances of collusion or plagiarism will be penalised.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
The learning outcomes (please refer to the module information document) that are being assessed in this
coursework assignment are:
1 Explain and appraise Income Tax, Personal reliefs, Real property gain tax and Capital allowances.
2 Prepare tax computations of Income Tax (including personal reliefs and rebates), taking account of
current rates, exemptions, reliefs and allowances.
4 Demonstrate the ability to synthesise information in a coherent and logical format.
6004 AFYPC Taxation 2021-22
Referral and Deferral Coursework Assessment
6004 AFYPC Taxation 2021-22 2
Assessment requirements
You are required to write an essay on the following subject:
Compare and contrast the income tax rules that apply to an individual who is either employed or selfemployed. Your essay should consider how employment and self-employment are distinguished from
each other, and should deal with the various aspects of the taxation of both employment income and
income from self-employment.
Your essay should:
Include computational examples to illustrate your comments
Be written in a business style, assume to be addressed to a financially literate reader
Be based on the taxation legislation included in Income Tax Acts 1967 and Real Property Gain Tax
Act 1976
Your essay should not exceed 2,000 words. Please note that 2,000 words is the maximum that will be
marked, and any words in excess of 2,000 will not be marked.
Harvard referencing is not required.
Marking guide
The breakdown of marks for this assessment is:
Technical content and computational examples to illustrate comments 90%
Use of business English, grammar, spelling and clarity of computations 10%
Total 100%
Submission arrangements – GOOGLE CLASSROOM – 1 JULY 2022 – 16.00
Your document should be submitted via Google Classroom by 1 July 2022 at 4pm. Any
documents submitted late will not be marked, and the deadline will not be extended,
unless the Personal Circumstances process has been completed.
