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Who is being robbed?
Decide whether the following individuals, who are all under 18 years old, should report their employers and how they might do this.
Scenario
Need to report
Possible Action
For each situation that should be reported, explain why.
1. Jay works at a local café. His employer pays him cash-inhand for every hour he works. His earnings are not reported to the ATO. During the Christmas school holidays, Jay works a 38-…
WorksheetWork StudiesYear 9Collaborative strategies
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Discussion strategies
Diamond ranking
The diamond ranking technique supports students to collaboratively discuss and decide between multiple options. It enables students to focus on the most and least preferred options thereby facilitating discussion, accommodating diverse perspectives and negotiating consensus.
How to do it
Organise students into small groups.
Give each group a range of strategies for solving a problem or issue…
Teacher toolGeneral resourcesSnakes and ladders - Game board
Linked activity:
Government intervention in the economy
NSW CommerceStage 5Who is being robbed?
Decide whether the following individuals, who are all under 18 years old, should report their employers and how they might do this.
Scenario
Need to report
Possible Action
For each situation that should be reported, explain why.
1. Jay works at a local café. His employer pays him cash-inhand for every hour he works. His earnings are not reported to the ATO. During the Christmas school holidays, Jay works a 38-…
WorksheetNSW CommerceStage 5Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Linked activity:
Tax systems, democracy, and human rights
InformationNSW CommerceStage 5Tax and financial record keeping
Under tax law, a person who carries on a business must keep records to explain all the business’s transactions and related activities. Generally, these records must be kept for five years.
Businesses need to keep a record of all transactions so that they can:
prepare business activity statements (BAS)
prepare an annual tax return
meet other tax obligations
run a successful business.
General income tax records
Bank statements
Transaction…
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