GST issues registers
TPIPIssue no. 8 - Imports/exports
Schedule:
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- The postscript (a) indicates the date the original issue was placed on the register
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- The postscript (u) indicates the date the original issue was updated
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- The postscript (w) indicates the date the issue was withdrawn from the register
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- Withdrawn issues have been placed in the NTLG-GST Issues Register Archive (Issue 8 archive)
| Date | Question | Further information |
|---|---|---|
| 28/02/05(w) | 8.1 Will taxpayers who opt to lodge returns monthly and electronically be entitled to take advantage of the payment deferral on importation of goods? | This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
| 28/02/05(w) | 8.2 Section 38-185(3) of the GST Act is apparently intended to 'ensure that exports are GST-free when ownership passes to an overseas purchaser, who is not registered or required to be registered, before the goods are removed from Australia'. | This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
| 28/02/05(w) | 8.3 Exports are GST-free provided they are physically sent overseas within 60 days of creating an invoice. | This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
| 28/02/05(w) | 8.4(a) Would a sale to a customer based in Australia who then delivers the product to an overseas customer be GST-free? | This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
| 28/02/05(w) | 8.4(b) What if we send the goods overseas ourselves then invoice the customer based in Australia? | This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
| 28/02/05(w) | 8.5 If the vendor (supplier) uses a shipping agent, how does the vendor meet the 60 day requirement to make it GST-free if they don't know that the shipping agent will ship it within 60 days? | This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
| 28/02/05(w) | 8.6 Export of goods - a case study from a member:
The current GST law requires that all overseas parties who export goods to Australia on a free-into-store basis in excess of $50,000 per annum are required to register for GST purposes. |
This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
| 28/02/05(w) | 8.7 Delivered duty payable (DDP) component
(a) May the GST component of a delivered duty payable (DDP) invoice be deducted for a taxable importation when determining customs value and the value of the taxable importation? (b) Are there any exceptions or variations other than reducing the invoice value to a VOTI plus GST amount and then stripping out the GST? |
This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
| 10/08/04 (a)
14/06/05(w) |
8.8 GST status of exports of goods after 60 days | This issue has been withdrawn and placed in the archive. |
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