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  Miscellaneous 2000

GST and the professional practice

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 26 Apr 2000

 

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The purpose of the paper is to explain the impact of the GST on the professional practice. The first part of this paper aims to provide a general overview of the operation of the GST. The paper does not explore the basics of the GST in great detail and it is assumed that readers have a general knowledge of how the tax works. The paper will concentrate on a few specific areas only, being: 1.Transitional contracts and how the GST affects agreements entered into now; 2.GST treatment of retainers; 3.The GST treatment of disbursements; 4.Structure and format of fee notes post-GST; 5.The relationship between the partnership and the service entity and where the GST liability will lie; 6.GST status of pro bono work.
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  • Published By: Greg Vale CTA
  • Published On:26 Apr 2000
  • Event Name:GST for the Professional
  • Session Name:GST and the professional practice
  • Read Time:30+ minutes
  • Took place at:Menzies Hotel

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