Examples drawn from the following topic areas: central concepts; forms; non taxable supplies; input taxed supplies; rules; accounting for GST and input tax credits; transitional issues.
Apportionment of Input Tax Credits
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Michael Cottier
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- Published On:9 Nov 1999
- Took place at:Carlton Crest Hotel, Brisbane
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