Financial Maths Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. A type of overtime pay that is 1.5x higher than the normal hourly rate.
  2. 5. Money that comes in. This is money your earn, win, are given etc.
  3. 7. Per year. Often abbreviated pa or p.a.
  4. 10. total amount of income before any deductions are made or tax is paid.
  5. 11. The maximum amount of money you can earn in a financial year without paying any tax.
  6. 14. Changing a value to an equivalent but different form
  7. 15. Earnings paid to a person based on an hourly rate.
  8. 16. The word is used in maths to mean multiply
  9. 19. A number representing a fraction out of 100 i.e., 23%=23/100
  10. 22. to make bigger in size or value
  11. 24. Hours worked that are extra to normal working hours in each time frame. Paid at a higher rate.
  12. 26. A type of overtime pay that is 2x higher than the normal hourly rate.
  13. 27. the amount of money deposited in your bank account. The “take home” pay.
  14. 28. Each row in the ATO Tax Table. Often just described by the percentage.
  15. 29. The amount of money added to the cost price to make the final selling price.
Down
  1. 1. The year that goes from 1st July to 30th June the following year.
  2. 2. A fixed agreed amount paid to a person to keep their services available.
  3. 4. The percentage rate that is paid on a loan or investment.
  4. 6. the amount of money made selling something for more than it cost.
  5. 8. The amount of money that is borrowed or invested. The amount that you start with.
  6. 9. A fixed agreed amount of money to be earnt yearly.
  7. 12. An amount subtracted from a price. Often as a percentage of the original price.
  8. 13. Gross income minus any allowable deductions. This is the number used to calculate tax.
  9. 17. the amount of profit or loss made on a sale.
  10. 18. Money paid to the government by people earning a positive amount of taxable income.
  11. 20. to make smaller in size or value
  12. 21. An amount of money earned that is calculated from a percentage of goods sold.
  13. 23. the amount of money made selling something for less than it cost.
  14. 25. An amount paid to a bank or financial institution at regular intervals to repay a loan with interest included. Normally made in equal amounts over the period