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GST + govt rebates: a warning to transporters
Transport companies need to ensure they are correctly paying GST when they receive any form of government rebate following a recent court case


ATO relaxes GST invoice requirements
Businesses that don't hold a valid tax invoice, but can substantiate the transaction from other records, may still be able


States agree to abolish BAD tax in 2005
The states and territories have agreed to use the GST windfall to fund the abolition of bank account debits (BAD)


Warning issued on the top-10 BAS errors
More than two years in, up to 90% of businesses are getting their Business Activity Statement (BAS) wrong - running


Preparing for a 'co-op compliance visit'
GST audits are already taking place but the pace of these audits will pick up substantially after July 1 once


Quarterly BAS deadline just 4 days away
People have only four days left to lodge their next quarterly Business Activity Statement (BAS) or Instalment Activity Statement (IAS). The


Proposed 'oil code' is a disaster : Costello
Labor's proposed 'oil code' to control discounting of fuel prices would be a disaster, Treasurer Peter Costello claims. Opposition leader Kim


Labor's 'simpler BAS option' for small biz
The Australian Labor Party has released its plan to relieve small businesses of some of the complexities of the BAS. The


No invoice adds 15% to GST-related costs
The first round of income-tax returns post-GST is revealing that everyday expenses can cost businesses 15% more than they expect,


Revealed : Tax Office's GST audit hit list
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is focusing particularly on correct receipts and detailed paperwork as it steps up its auditing


ATO audits pick up extra GST liabilities
Businesses selling goods or services to other businesses without charging GST are being warned they will not get away with


Super, not GST, family biz election issue
Pressure is mounting on the federal government to abolish or phase out the unpopular Superannuation Surcharge, with last weekend's West


GST catch for unwary property investors
Investors are being warned not to agree to make a purchase of investment property on a GST-free basis, as they


Biz coming to terms with GST burden
Businesses are starting to come to terms with the GST's compliance requirements, the latest Dun & Bradstreet National Business Expectations


Macfarlane blasts Labor's ‘BAS rip-off'
Labor's promised simplification of the GST reporting and reconciliation process will result in some small businesses paying too much GST


Labor unveil limited small biz concessions
Small businesses will be given the option of paying GST on the basis of a Tax Office-supplied ratio, similar to


New taxes lead to increased bankruptcy #s
Bankruptcy figures for the two years to March 2001 clearly show the "first casualties of the new taxation system", and


Exposed : Howard's 'tricky' CGT breaks
If you're planning to book a tidy profit on an asset sale courtesy of John Howard's supposedly generous capital gains


Credit policies tightened to lift cashflow
Businesses are toughening up their credit management policies in an attempt to beat the cashflow squeeze, the latest Dun &


BAS, income-tax deadlines extended
Businesses lodging tax returns and Business Activity Statements (BAS) via a tax agent will be eligible for lodgment extensions following


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