Dollar and Sense

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Across
  1. 3. A 10% tax on most goods and services in Australia.
  2. 4. Money set aside for retirement, contributed by employers and individuals.
  3. 6. Financial assistance for retired individuals.
  4. 8. A fixed annual amount paid in regular installments.
  5. 10. Payment received per hour or day, typically for casual jobs.
  6. 12. The level of government responsible for payroll tax and stamp duty.
  7. 15. Office buildings or retail spaces purchased for investment.
  8. 18. A property that generates income by renting it to tenants.
  9. 19. Buying, renovating, and selling a house for profit.
  10. 22. Money earned from assets like property, shares, or interest.
Down
  1. 1. – The level of government responsible for income tax and Medicare levy.
  2. 2. A tax collected to fund Australia’s public healthcare system.
  3. 5. The level of government responsible for council rates and waste disposal fees.
  4. 7. – Financial support from the government for eligible individuals.
  5. 9. Money given for completing tasks, like household chores.
  6. 11. Government support for students and apprentices.
  7. 13. Government payment for people who look after someone with a disability or illness.
  8. 14. A managed account where superannuation contributions grow over time.
  9. 16. Buying real estate to make a profit.
  10. 17. Earnings based on sales performance, common in sales jobs.
  11. 20. Money received by individuals or businesses in exchange for work, investments, or government assistance.
  12. 21. A tax paid when buying a property.