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