This presentation outlines the approach of the Australian Taxation Office to the GST : Tax Reform Phase 1 Implementation; Client Base. Total Entities with Business Income; Estimated GST Registrations; Key Industries; GST Free Supplies; GST Budget; Implementation Framework; Intergovernmental Agreement; ATO Implementation Processes; How do you Register?; Strusture of the ABN; The PAYG policy in ANTS; Replacing Existing Systems; PAYG Transitional Measures; Draft BAS; Goods and Services Tax; Rulings Program; Support for Clients; ATO GST Industry Teams; GST Field Assistance Officers; Systems and Infrastructure; E-transactions with the ATO
Miscellaneous
1999
GST - what will be the approach of the ATO
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 17 Aug 1999
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- Published By: Rick Matthews
- Published On:17 Aug 1999
- Event Name:Goods & Services Tax: Session 5
- Session Name:GST - what will be the approach of the ATO
- Read Time:3+ minutes
- Took place at:Menzies Hotel
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