GST is a broad-based tax of 10 per cent on most supplies of goods and services.
A federal tax on the consumer on almost all goods and services.
Goods and Services Tax. A tax levied in Australia on most goods and services. Some other countries have a similar tax called the VAT (Value Added Tax).
Federal Goods and Services Tax.
The Goods and Services Tax is Australia's sales tax system, applied to all goods and services sold in Australia, except for certain items such as food and medical services. The current rate of GST is 10%. Goods shipped to locations outside of Australia are not subject to GST.
The GST is a tax on goods and services, (10 percent), based on the value added at each point in the production chain. It is passed down the chain to consumers who ultimately bear the tax, while business gets input credits or refunds of GST paid.
oods and ervices ax - a 10% tax on the supply of most goods and services consumed in Australia.
Goods and Services Tax, payable in Australia in conjunction with the supply of goods and services after 1 July 2000.
Goods and Services Tax. An indirect tax of 12.5% charged on supplies of goods and services made in New Zealand on or after 1 October 1986 by a registered person in the course or furtherance of a taxable activity (not being an exempt supply).
Goods and Services Tax. Must be paid by organisations and people who are registered with Inland Revenue as GST-liable. Details about liability for and the payment of GST can be found at the Inland Revenue website.- Are you registered for GST? Do you need to be registered for GST
Goods and Services Tax payable to Government on Brokerage costs. The rate is currently 10% of fee.
GST means the goods and services tax system under the A new tax System (Goods and Services tax) Act 1999 (Cth) and related legislation passed by the Federal Government.
Also Known As: Goods and Services Tax Definition: The tax imposed by A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax Imposition General) Act 1999 and any regulations thereto or such other Act and regulations of equivalent effect.
Abbreviation for Goods and Services Tax.
A 10 per cent consumption tax levied on the final consumer of the goods or services.
Goods and Services Tax. A tax at a uniform rate on the sale of most (but not all) goods and services.
Goods and Services Tax – a central government tax of 12.5% on goods and services.
Goods and Services Tax, the federal tax payable on the real estate commission charged for a sale (not usually on the price of the home, unless it is new).
Goods and Services Tax (see section 6.4 and section 19.3).
Goods and Services Tax. A federal tax on the consumption of goods or services in Canada, applied at the rate of 6% ( July 2006).
Generation Skipping Transfer. A transfer of property, usually in trust, that is designed to provide benefits for beneficiaries who are two or more generations younger than the generation of the grantor.
Goods and Services Tax, currently 10% in Australia
Goods and Services Tax, a value-added tax levied under the Goods and Services Tax Act 1985.
Goods and Services Tax, such as levied in Canadian Provinces.
Goods and Services Tax, a tax added to the retail price of goods and services
Acronym for goods and services tax, another name for value-added tax