8.Andrew earns a gross annual salary of $65 700. He also earns $165 per week from a rental property that he owns in Caloundra.
A.Calculate Andrew's gross annual income.
B.Andrew travels 320 km to Caloundra and back four times a year to inspect his property and is allowed a tax deduction of 58 c/km. Andrew is also entitled to a deduction of $1200 for the council rates, $4325 in interest on his loan for the property, and $287.50 for insurance. Andrew claims $2340 in other deductions associated with his work. Calculate his total deductions

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The sum of two numbers is 36. Their difference is 6. find both numbers.

Scott currently saves 15% of his income his annual income is 20925.00 how much more money would hebe saving per month if he put aside 23% of his income instead

Scott currently saves 15% of his income. His annual income is $20925.00. How much more money would he be saving per month if he put aside 23% of his income instead?

Eighteen less than a number is tripled and the result is ten more than the numbers

Just set up the numbers in a list,
65700... +
+165*52... +.. revenu from property
-(320*4)*0.58... -.km*trip*value per km in dollars
-1200-4325-287.50-2340... -.. all deductions announced in the info

Now add up everything and you get the answer to A
and add up only the negatives and you get the answer to B

It is very important to properly understand the question and then to setup your paper to work the numbers easily.
Good luck and have fun with math!

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