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  GST 2013

GST update

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 21 Nov 2013

 

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GST applies to most transactions and it is not something that can be ignored. It is necessary for the impact of this indirect tax to be considered for all transactions and arrangements. This paper gives attendees a high level overview of the changes in the GST arena, with a particular focus on the issues of which corporates should be wary. In particular, it focuses upon:

  • the general anti-avoidance provisions under the GST legislation
  • the continuing issue with going concerns
  • recent cases and rulings that are relevant for corporates.
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GST update

Author(s): Martin Booth CTA
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  • Published By: Martin Booth CTA
  • Published On:21 Nov 2013
  • Took place at:Doltone House, Sydney

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