Financial Maths

2. Extra hours worked beyond regular working hours, typically paid at a higher hourly rate.
3. Payment made to a worker based strictly on the number of individual items produced or tasks completed.
5. The original amount of money that is borrowed, lent, or invested before interest is applied.
7. A reduction from the marked or regular price of an item, often expressed as a percentage.
10. Payments made to an owner, author, or creator for the right to use their intellectual property, creative work, or assets.
12. A broad-based value-added tax of 10% levied on most goods and services sold in Australia.
14. Payment for work completed, usually calculated by multiplying the number of hours worked by an hourly rate.

1. Payment calculated as a percentage of total sales or services made by an employee.
4. The financial gain obtained when an item is sold for more than its total cost price.
6. The financial deficit incurred when an item is sold for less than its total cost price.
8. The fee charged for borrowing money, or the financial return earned on an investment.
9. The amount added to the cost price of goods by a retailer to determine the selling price.
11. A financial plan outlining expected income and expenses over a specific period.
13. A fixed regular payment, expressed as an annual sum, paid to an employee regardless of the number of hours worked.