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Submission on Dvision 48 - GST Grouping Provisions

Author: Tax Policy & Research Division

Published Date: 15 May 2001

 

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Whilst the Taxation Institute supports the general thrust of these grouping provisions as a mechanism to improve the efficient and cost effective operation of the GST, there is nevertheless concern that the current format of the grouping provisions is too restrictive and creates unnecessary barriers to business.
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  • Published By:Tax Policy & Research Division
  • Published On:15 May 2001

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