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GST – Sunny side up! paper

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Published on 27 Apr 17 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • recent changes to the GST law
  • Commissioner’s new remedial power
  • wine producer rebate changes
  • precious metals - missing traders fraud and collateral damage
  • untangling the sharing economy
  • real property.

Author profile

John Haig FTI
John Haig is an adviser and tax agent who specialises in the more complex issues in GST, wine tax and luxury car tax as well as supporting clients while they are undergoing an ATO audit. John has advised many clients and their taxation and legal advisers, delivered many presentations, and authored many papers on the major issues in GST, which inevitably involves a strong focus on real property transactions. He is a Fellow of The Tax Institute, a member of the Indirect Taxes Subcommittee of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, and a CPA. - Current at 16 June 2017
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