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Edited version of your private ruling

Authorisation Number: 1012489442626

Ruling

Subject: Payment of GST pursuant to section 105-5 of the GST Act

Issue:

How do I pay the GST amount due pursuant to section 105-5 of the GST Act?

Advice:

You must submit the payment to the Tax Office directly by sending the payment together with the return as advised below.

This ruling applies for the following periods:

N/A

The scheme commences on:

N/A

Relevant facts and circumstances

Relevant legislative provisions

Section 105-20 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (GST Act)

Reasons for decision

Section 105-20 of the GST Act states as follows:

(1A) You must pay each amount:

(The asterisked terms are defined at section 195-1 of the GST Act)

At present there are no Tax Office return forms available for this purpose. As an interim measure, the return may be in the form of a letter with the following:

You must submit the payment to the Tax Office directly by sending the payment together with the return (letter) to:

Commissioner of Taxation

Australian Taxation Office

Albury Payment Processing Centre

Locked Bag 1936

Albury NSW 1936

Please note that in view of this advice, your GST remittance and your return (letter) must be made on or before August 21, 20xx.


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