After nearly 25 years of GST in Australia, this discussion explored the horizon and how tax functions will need to manage the evolving landscape of e-invoicing, continuous transaction controls, and live reporting. We looked at lessons learned from other countries, changes in compliance profiles, and the necessary systems and touchpoints. We discussed the skill sets and resource requirements for the future state tax function and how indirect tax data will play a part in ESG reporting.
2025
GST
GST update
Source: QLD
Published Date: 29 May 2025
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- Published By: John Ryan
- Published On:29 May 2025
- Event Name:QLD Tax Forum
- Session Name:GST update
- Read Time:30+ minutes
- Took place at:The Westin Brisbane
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