Đề thi TOEIC rút gọn ngày 07/07/2025

September 14, 2007

Australian Inland Revenue Service

121 Howard Lane

Canberra, ACT

Kelly Jones

113 George Street

Homebush, Sydney, NSW

Dear Ms. Jones:

According to our records, you could be eligible for a tax _____(1) for the last financial year. As a self-employed worker whose income last year was below the government's minimum level, you may be entitled to reimbursement to the tax that was automatically deducted from your earnings.

You will find an IRS standard annual tax form _____(2). Please fill this form out and send it to the address marked above. The Inland Revenue Service will neither accept nor process any claims returned after the due date of October 31.

_____(3) you lose this form or require another one for any reason, you can download it form our website at www.irs.govt.au. A glossary of terms used in the form is also available online. If you still require help in filling out the details, please contact our hotline at 0800-776-667.

Yours sincerely,

Jo Knight

Regional Director, Australian Inland Revenue Service

Gary Perkins [1:25 P.M.]
Allie, when is your vacation to Cancun? Will you still be out of town on the 18th?

Allie Chen [1:27 P.M.]
Yes, I'll be gone for four days from the 16th to the 19th. Is something the matter?

Gary Perkins [1:28 P.M.]
We have a speaker coming to give a lecture here on the 18th, and I'm checking to see who can help out given that it's a Sunday.

Gary Perkins [1:29 P.M.]
So far, I've already recruited enough volunteers to handle the banquet and the decorations. I'll be picking up the speaker myself, so we just need people to help set up the stage.

Allie Chen [1:29 P.M.]
I see. I'm sorry I can't lend a hand.

Gary Perkins [1:31 P.M.]
No worries. There are still plenty of people I can ask. Someone's bound to be free.

Allie Chen [1:34 P.M.]
If I remember correctly, Ms. Farley should be back from her vacation on the 13th.

Gary Perkins [1:35 P.M.]
Is that so? I'll message her later. Thanks, Allie.

BORDERLAND TOURS
For the adventurer

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Borderland Tours offers extraordinary travel adventures that very few dare to undertake.

This winter, between December 1 and February 28, we are offering a 30-day trip through the Sahara at 20 percent off our regular rate. This is a trek through one of the harshest but most scenic landscapes on Earth.

The route goes through four North African countries: Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, and Mali. You can read about each country in more detail by clicking here.

You will be required to provide a certificate of health signed by your medical provider proving that you are physically sound and capable of completing the trip. Otherwise, you will not be permitted to go. To this end, please make sure you have read our Terms and Conditions.

If you would like to make a reservation, click here for booking information.

BORDERLAND TOURS
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Fill out the booking form below and send us a deposit of $500 to reserve your spot. It will be applied toward the total cost or reimbursed if the reservation is canceled at least 30 days before your trip. If a cancellation is made fewer than 30 days before, only half the amount will be returned.

Name: Enrique Turner
Contact Number: 555-8991
E-mail Address: enriqueturner@swiftmail.com
Name of Tour/Itinerary: 30-day Sahara Promotional Tour
Dates: January 1 to 30

Mauritania Tour Option:

I read that the tour members will have several different routes to choose from once we reach Mauritania and that we are supposed to come to an agreement and go together. The option that appeals most to me is the one that involves traveling by train. However, I am willing to go along with whatever the rest of my group decides as all the options look exciting.

I have read the terms and conditions and agree to comply fully. ☑

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A Once-in-a-Lifetime Journey! ★★★★☆
Posted by Enrique Turner on February 10

I recently got back from Borderland Tours' 30-day Sahara Tour. At first, all I could focus on was what we were going to eat. I had been excited to try African cuisine, but I generally found it to be disappointing. Because we didn't stop anywhere for very long, the tour company provided most of the meals, which became repetitive. Anyway, the journey started in Morocco. We drove through Marrakech, Meknes, and Fez before traveling by camel to where the desert meets the ocean. From there, we crossed the border into Western Sahara and continued along the coast to Mauritania. In Mauritania, travelers can choose to go south to Nouakchott, camp out in Banc d' Auguin, take a train to Atar, or join a camel caravan to Tagant. The majority of our group wanted to go by caravan, so that's what we ultimately did. It wasn't my first choice, but I was happy just the same. We passed some breathtaking scenery on the journey. Read more...