Miscellaneous 1999

Input tax credits - apportionment and related adjustments

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 24 Nov 1999

 

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The application of GST to the financial services area is, at present, an ever moving feast. There are Regulations to guide us as to what is input taxed and what is fully taxable, but we are still awaiting the release by the Australian Taxation Office of the rulings as to how apportionment schemes will be applied. This paper outlines the story so far.
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  • Published By: C James
  • Published On:24 Nov 1999
  • Took place at:Premier All Seasons Menzies Hotel, Sydney

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