This seminar paper discusses GST issues, including: margin scheme, subdividing residence and selling off back block, development of pre CGT land, mere realisation for tax but not for GST, disposal of commercial property where owners are not registered for GST, what constitutes 'substantial renovation' to residential property to make it a taxable supply, properties constructed for sale buy subsequently rented - entitlement to input tax credits.
Miscellaneous
2002
GST issues
Source: Western Australia
Published Date: 7 Nov 2002
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- Published By: Chris Jenkins ATI
- Published On:7 Nov 2002
- Took place at:City West Function Centre, Perth
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