- 14 September 2004 in Hurstville
- 21 September 2004 in Chatswood.
Entering into the 5th year of GST, a number of problem areas have emerged that illustrate the difficulty of applying GST law in a practical manner to certain every day commercial dealings. Indeed, the Business Activity Statement itself does not make provision for certain categories of transactions that occur on a daily basis. This seminar focussed on these problem areas, with particular emphasis on the practical application of GST to real property transactions, supplies of going concerns and the implications arising from the relationships between entities conducting businesses and the principals that own those businesses. The seminar also illustrated and discussed some of the commercial issues that have been solely based on the interpretation of GST in a contractual context.