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11/05/2022, 09:39 Rubric Assessment – (BAO6005) Taxation Law of Australia – ZV – Victoria University
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Assessment 3: Tax strategies and recommendations
Course: (BAO6005) Taxation Law of Australia – ZV

Criteria High
Distinction
(HD)
Distinction (D) Credit (C) Pass (P) Fail (N) Criterion
Score

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C1.
Effective
communicat
ion and use
of academic
literacies

10 points
(8-10 points)
Outstanding
level of
application
of
knowledge
and skills.
Highly
accurate and
appropriate
language
use.
Expertly
written and
adheres to
the
academic
genre.
No errors in
grammar or
spelling are
evident.
Information,
arguments
and
evidence
are
expertly
presented;
/ 10 7.5 points
(7-7.9
points)
Highly
effective
level of
application
of
knowledge
and skills.
Accurate
and
appropriate
language
use.
Very well
written and
adheres to
the
academic
genre.
No errors in
grammar or
spelling are
evident.
Information,
arguments
and
evidence are
6.5 points
(6-6.9
points)
Effective
level of
application
of
knowledge
and skills.
Effective
language
use.
Well written
and adheres
to the
academic
genre.
No errors in
grammar or
spelling are
evident.
Information,
arguments
and
evidence are
well
presented
,
mostly clear
flow of ideas
5.5 points
(5-5.9
points)
Sound level
of
application
of
knowledge
and skills.
Satisfactory
language
use.
Written
according to
academic
genre (e.g.
with
introduction,
conclusion
or summary)
and has
accurate
spelling,
grammar,
sentence
and
paragraph
construction
.
2.5 points
(0-4.9
points)
Poor level of
application
of
knowledge
and skills.
Poor
language
use.
Poorly
written with
errors in
spelling,
grammar.
Difficult to
understand
for audience,
no
logical/clear
structure,
poor flow of
ideas,
argument
lacks
supporting
evidence.

11/05/2022, 09:39 Rubric Assessment – (BAO6005) Taxation Law of Australia – ZV – Victoria University
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Criteria High
Distinction
(HD)
Distinction (D) Credit (C) Pass (P) Fail (N) Criterion
Score

 

C2.
Identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a
scheme to
exist
/ 5
justified.
1.2 points
(0–2.4
points)
Poor
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a scheme
to exist.
persuasive,
and well
supported
by evidence,
demonstrati
ng a clear
flow of ideas
and
arguments.
Justifies any
conclusions
reached with
sophisticate
d a
rguments
.
presentation
is logical,
clear and
well
supported
by evidence.
Justifies any
conclusions
reached with
well
developed
arguments
.
Justifies any
conclusions
reached with
well-formed
arguments
not merely
assertion.
Errors in
grammar or
spelling are
frequent but
do not
detract from
meaning.
Information,
arguments
and
evidence are
presented in
a way that is
not always
clear and
logical
.
Justifies any
conclusions
reached with
arguments
not merely
assertion.
5 points
(4–5 points)
Outstanding
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a scheme
to exist.
3.7 points
(3.5–3.9
points)
Highly
effective
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a scheme
to exist.
3.2 points
(3–3.4
points)
Effective
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a scheme
to exist.
2.7 points
(2.5–2.9
points)
Sound
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a scheme
to exist.
the
presentation
is logical,
very well
presented
;
the
and
arguments.
Makes
assertions
that are not

11/05/2022, 09:39 Rubric Assessment – (BAO6005) Taxation Law of Australia – ZV – Victoria University
https://vucollaborate.vu.edu.au/d2l/lms/competencies/rubric/rubrics_assessment_results.d2l?ou=1371873&evalObjectId=222722&evalObjectType=1&… 3/6

Criteria High
Distinction
(HD)
Distinction (D) Credit (C) Pass (P) Fail (N) Criterion
Score

 

C3.
Identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a tax
benefit to
exist
5 points
(4–5 points)
Outstanding
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a tax
benefit to
exist.
/ 5 3.7 points
(3.5–3.9
points)
Highly
effective
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a tax
benefit to
exist.
3.2 points
(3–3.4
points)
Effective
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a tax
benefit to
exist.
2.7 points
(2.5–2.9
points)
Sound
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a tax
benefit to
exist.
1.2 points
(0–2.4
points)
Poor
identificatio
n of the
requirement
for a tax
benefit to
exist.
C4.
Discussion
as to
whether the
circumstanc
es outlined
met the
definition of
scheme and
tax benefit
/ 15 15 points
(12–15
points)
Outstanding
discussion as
to whether
the
circumstanc
es outlined
met the
definition of
scheme and
tax benefit.
11.2 points
(10.5–11.9
points)
Highly
effective
discussion as
to whether
the
circumstanc
es outlined
met the
definition of
scheme and
tax benefit.
9.7 points
(9–10.4
points)
Effective
discussion as
to whether
the
circumstanc
es outlined
met the
definition of
scheme and
tax benefit.
8.2 points
(7.5–8.9
points)
Sound
discussion as
to whether
the
circumstanc
es outlined
met the
definition of
scheme and
tax benefit.
3.7 points
(0–7.4
points)
Poor
discussion as
to whether
the
circumstanc
es outlined
met the
definition of
scheme and
tax benefit.

11/05/2022, 09:39 Rubric Assessment – (BAO6005) Taxation Law of Australia – ZV – Victoria University
https://vucollaborate.vu.edu.au/d2l/lms/competencies/rubric/rubrics_assessment_results.d2l?ou=1371873&evalObjectId=222722&evalObjectType=1&… 4/6

Criteria High
Distinction
(HD)
Distinction (D) Credit (C) Pass (P) Fail (N) Criterion
Score

 

C5.
Reasoning
for trust
distribution
recommend
ations
15 points
(12–15
points)
Outstanding
reasoning
for trust
distribution
recommenda
tions.
/ 15 11.2 points
(10.5–11.9
points)
Highly
effective
reasoning
for trust
distribution
recommenda
tions.
9.7 points
(9–10.4
points)
Effective
reasoning
for trust
distribution
recommenda
tions.
8.2 points
(7.5–8.9
points)
Sound
reasoning
for trust
distribution
recommenda
tions.
3.7 points
(0–7.4
points)
Poor
reasoning
for trust
distribution
recommenda
tions.
C6.
Estimation
of taxation
liabilities
/ 5 5 points
(4–5 points)
Outstanding
estimation
of taxation
liabilities.
3.7 points
(3.5–3.9
points)
Highly
effective
estimation
of taxation
liabilities.
3.2 points
(3–3.4
points)
Effective
estimation
of taxation
liabilities.
2.7 points
(2.5–2.9
points)
Sound
estimation
of taxation
liabilities.
1.2 points
(0–2.4
points)
Poor
estimation
of taxation
liabilities.
C7.
Explanation
of the
difference
between
two sale
structures
/ 15 15 points
(12–15
points)
Outstanding
explanation
of the
difference
between
two sale
structures.
11.2 points
(10.5–11.9
points)
Highly
effective
explanation
of the
difference
between
two sale
structures.
9.7 points
(9–10.4
points)
Effective
explanation
of the
difference
between
two sale
structures.
8.2 points
(7.5–8.9
points)
Sound
explanation
of the
difference
between
two sale
structures.
3.7 points
(0–7.4
points)
Poor
explanation
of the
difference
between
two sale
structures.

11/05/2022, 09:39 Rubric Assessment – (BAO6005) Taxation Law of Australia – ZV – Victoria University
https://vucollaborate.vu.edu.au/d2l/lms/competencies/rubric/rubrics_assessment_results.d2l?ou=1371873&evalObjectId=222722&evalObjectType=1&… 5/6

Criteria High
Distinction
(HD)
Distinction (D) Credit (C) Pass (P) Fail (N) Criterion
Score

 

C8.
Description
of potential
tax
strategies
for sale of
business
15 points
(12–15
points)
Outstanding
description
of potential
tax
strategies
for sale of
business.
/ 15 11.2 points
(10.5–11.9
points)
Highly
effective
description
of potential
tax
strategies
for sale of
business.
9.7 points
(9–10.4
points)
Effective
description
of potential
tax
strategies
for sale of
business.
8.2 points
(7.5–8.9
points)
Sound
description
of potential
tax
strategies
for sale of
business.
3.7 points
(0–7.4
points)
Poor
description
of potential
tax
strategies
for sale of
business.
C9.
Identificatio
n of client
preferences
that may
impact tax
strategies
used for sale
of business
/ 5 5 points
(4–5 points)
Outstanding
identificatio
n of client
preferences
that may
impact tax
strategies
used for sale
of business.
3.7 points
(3.5–3.9
points)
Highly
effective
identificatio
n of client
preferences
that may
impact tax
strategies
used for sale
of business.
3.2 points
(3–3.4
points)
Effective
identificatio
n of client
preferences
that may
impact tax
strategies
used for sale
of business.
2.7 points
(2.5–2.9
points)
Sound
identificatio
n of client
preferences
that may
impact tax
strategies
used for sale
of business.
1.2 points
(0–2.4
points)
Poor
identificatio
n of client
preferences
that may
impact tax
strategies
used for sale
of business.

11/05/2022, 09:39 Rubric Assessment – (BAO6005) Taxation Law of Australia – ZV – Victoria University
https://vucollaborate.vu.edu.au/d2l/lms/competencies/rubric/rubrics_assessment_results.d2l?ou=1371873&evalObjectId=222722&evalObjectType=1&… 6/6
Total / 100
Overall Score

Criteria High
Distinction
(HD)
Distinction (D) Credit (C) Pass (P) Fail (N) Criterion
Score

 

C10.
Correct use
of the
Harvard
referencing
style, and
inclusion of
a reference
list
10 points
(8-10 points)
Outstanding,
sophisticate
d and
correct use
of in-text
referencing
and includes
a reference
list with no
errors.
Number of
relevant
academic
references
significantly
exceeds
requirement
s.
/ 10 7.5 points
(7-7.9
points)
Highly
effective,
relevant and
correct use
of in-text
referencing
and includes
a reference
list with no
errors.
Number of
relevant
academic
references
exceeds
requirement
s.
6.5 points
(6-6.9
points)
Effective
and mostly
correct use
of in-text
referencing
and includes
a reference
list with few
(<10%)
errors.
Number of
relevant
academic
references
meets
requirement
s.
5.5 points
(5-5.9
points)
Sound and
mostly
correct use
of in-text
referencing
and includes
a reference
list with
errors.
Number of
relevant
academic
references
meets
requirement
s.
2.5 points
(0-4.9
points)
Poor and
incorrect use
of
referencing
and does not
include a
reference
list.
Number of
relevant
academic
references
do not meet
requirement
s.

High Distinction (HD)
80 points minimum
Distinction (D)
70 points minimum
Credit (C)
60 points minimum
Pass (P)
50 points minimum
Fail (N)
0 points minimum

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