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In addition to the day-to-day operating benefits, there are significant financial benefits associated with working with Cofficient. Contact Cofficient directly to discuss your financial benefits in detail.

Scenario One

Scenario 1 is based on a contract of $120 000 pa. The Member/Associate draws a salary of $60 000, and incorporates a $25 000 leased motor vehicle. Other deductions of $4000 are included, and private rental of $400 per week is taken into consideration. The Member/Associates' spouse is not working in this scenario.

In this scenario, the Member/Associate will have $292 more disposable income per week than if they had PAYG deducted by their client or agency. In addition, if the Member/Associate is working away from their home location, a further surplus of $120 per week is achieved.

The following table shows a comparison between:

A. A contractor who is not working with Cofficient; PAYG is deducted at source,
B. A Cofficient Member/Associate,
C. A Cofficient Member/Associate who is temporarily living away from home.

A
PAYG Deducted
at Source by
Client or Agency
B
Cofficient Member/
Associate

C
Cofficient Member/
Associate
(temporarily living
away from home)
Gross Weekly Package 2,308 2,308 2,308
less: Salary - 1,154 1,154
less: Superannuation (8%) 171 85 85
less: Allowable Deductions 80 80 80
less: Cofficient Management fee - 69 69
less: Packaged Motor Vehicle - 252 252
less: Packaged Rent - - 400
Company Expenses 251 1640 2040
Gross Weekly Package
less allowable deductions
2,057 668 268
less: Weekly Tax Company - 200 80
Net Package (1) 2,057 468 188
Salary (2) - 1,154 1,154
less: Weekly Tax (Salary) 755 317 317
less: Motor Vehicle Costs 230 - -
less Rent 400 400 -
Non-Company Expenses (3) 1,385 717 317
Available Cash after tax (1+2-3) 672 905 1,025
Add refund from ITR spouse - 59 59
Total Weekly Cash Available 672 964 1,084

Note: The variation in motor vehicle costs between situation (A) and situations (B) and (C) is due to Fringe Benefits Tax.

Scenario Two

Scenario 2 is based on a contract of $77 000 pa. The Member/Associate incorporates a $25 000 leased motor vehicle, and other deductions of $4000 are included. Private rental of $400 per week is also taken into consideration.

In this scenario, the Member/Associate will have $86 more disposable income per week than if they had PAYG deducted by their client or agency. In addition, if the Member/Associate is working away from their home location, a further surplus of $178 per week is achieved.

The following table shows a comparison between:

A. A contractor who is not working with Cofficient; PAYG is deducted at source,
B. A Cofficient Member/Associate,
C. A Cofficient Member/Associate who is temporarily living away from home.

A
PAYG Deducted
at Source by
Client or Agency
B
Cofficient Member/
Associate

C
Cofficient Member/
Associate
(temporarily living
away from home)
Gross Weekly Package 1,481 1,481 1,481
Salary 1,481 1,481 1,481
less: Superannuation (8%) 118 80 51
less: Allowable Deductions 80 80 80
less: Cofficient Management fee - 58 58
less: Packaged Motor Vehicle - 252 252
less: Packaged Rent - - 400
Company Expenses 198 470 841
Gross Weekly Package
less allowable deductions
1,283 1011 640
less: Weekly Tax (Salary) 378 250 101
less: Motor Vehicle Costs 230 - -
less Rent 400 400 -
Total Weekly Cash Available 275 361 539

Note: The variation in motor vehicle costs between situation (A) and situations (B) and (C) is due to Fringe Benefits Tax.

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