Bongiwe received her levy statement of account from Rango Property Specialist for her rented unit - NSC Mathematical Literacy - Question 2 - 2022 - Paper 1

Reference numbers are used to easily track transactions and ensure payments are accurately assigned to the correct accounts.

To find the missing value A, we subtract the total amount due from other entries in the statement. If A can be represented as R = R2 340,73 - R206,00 - R205,11, then A = R2 340,73 - R411,11 = R1 929,62.

To calculate the amount excluding VAT, let the amount excluding VAT be x. Thus, we have: $x + 0.15x = R2 340,73$.

This simplifies to: $1.15x = R2 340,73$

Therefore: $x = \frac{R2 340,73}{1.15} = R2 035,42$.

Hence, the total amount due excluding VAT is R2 035,42.

The total amount due, excluding VAT, is R2 035,42 as calculated above.

To find the standard levy percentage, we calculate:

$\text{Percentage} = \left( \frac{R1 498,14}{R2 340,73} \right) \times 100\% = 64,02\%$.

Thus, the standard levy for June 2021 as a percentage of the amount due is approximately 64,02%.

The total amount collected by the body corporate is given by multiplying the standard levy by the total number of units:

$\text{Total} = 49 \times R30,90 = R1 514,10.$

To find the new standard levy after the increase, we calculate:

$\text{New Standard Levy} = R1 498,63 + (R1 498,63 \times 0.0645) = R1 498,63 + R96,66 = R1 595,29.$