Posts tagged "gst"

Gerry Harvey says it may be difficult for the tax office to crack down on businesses skirting a new tax on low value imports.

Concern is building that new GST laws designed to level the tax playing field for local businesses are being shirked by international retailers.

The ATO has successfully prosecuted a small business owner that lodged fraudulent business activity statements with inflated GST refund claims.

A US Supreme Court decision paving the way for widespread state-by-state US tax law changes could have ramifications for local Aussie businesses.

Come Sunday, there are some important changes to Australia’s goods and services tax (GST) and how it will apply to overseas retailers and suppliers. 

Retail giant Amazon caused a stir on Thursday when it announced that come July 1, Australian shoppers will no longer be able to buy goods from its international websites.

Five years after ride-sharing company Uber first launched in Sydney, Australia is set to receive its first large-scale competitor in the spa…

The Australian Taxation Office has put the hard word on ride-sharing drivers and the wider gig economy, reminding drivers working for platfo…

Big four bank NAB says its new small business standard form lending contracts will now include just two thirds of the terms and conditions t…

The goods and services tax will apply to low value goods purchased online overseas vendors from next year, but Australia Post is still fight…

By John Power

Bombshell allegations that ATO mismanagement covered up massive fraud against the taxpayer have exploded into public view f…

The Senate has passed legislation to scrap the low-value GST-free threshold for online purchases from overseas retailers, but there are sti…