This paper covers:
- B2B and B2C transactions
- virtual transactions
- record keeping and documentation of transactions
- GST, customs duty and VAT.
Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
GST
International tax & business
eCommerce and taxation
Source: South Australia
Published Date: 3 May 2012
Individual Session
Details
- Published By: Chris Lovell
- Published On:3 May 2012
- Took place at:Novotel Barossa Valley Resort
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Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
GST
International tax & business
Residency
Tax administration
2012
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