From 1 July 2007, NSW and Victoria will have almost identical Pay-roll Tax Acts both states have committed to uniform provisions, other than rates and thresholds, insofar as possible, further streamlining of administrative arrangements and standardised software is anticipated. Other states and territories have also announced an interest in harmonisation - uniformity in initial areas is aimed for by 1 July 2008. This paper focusses on what NSW and Victoria have already enacted, what this means for business, and the progress towards national pay-roll tax harmonisation.
Miscellaneous
2007
Payroll tax harmonisation
Source: National
Published Date: 27 Jul 2007
Individual Session
Payroll tax harmonisation
Author(s):
Bob Smith
,
Andrew Phyland
Materials from this
session:
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- Published By: Bob Smith, Andrew Phyland
- Published On:27 Jul 2007
- Took place at:Hyatt Hotel, Canberra
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