2013

GST and cloud computing

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 4 Feb 2013

 

Cloud Computing poses various challenges in relation to GST law and practice. This presentation seeks to explore the implications of cloud computing in terms of current GST law, as well as identify areas where GST law may need to change in future.

Items to be covered include: 

  • when is a supply of cloud computing “connected with Australia”? 
  • when will RITC be available on cloud computing services?
  • who makes acquisitions of cloud computing services for GST purposes and for what consideration?
  • registration of offshore cloud computing providers
  • gaps in GST coverage of cloud computing
  • future shape of GST regarding cloud computing.

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GST and cloud computing

Author(s): Mark Tafft
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  • Published By: Mark Tafft
  • Published On:4 Feb 2013
  • Took place at:The Menzies Hotel, Sydney

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