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Published on 08 Sep 16 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • collecting VAT/GST from foreign based suppliers
  • international cooperation
  • taxing the supplies of low value imported goods.

Author profiles

Josephine Drum
Jo is a Senior Director in the GST Technical Leadership and Advice at the ATO with technical responsibility for international supplies, Food classification and financial services. - Current at 11 July 2022
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Suzanne Kneen CTA
Suzanne Kneen, CTA, of PwC, has advised on all aspects of GST for a range of industries since its introduction in 2000. More recently, Suzanne has focused on issues arising for retail and international clients, retirement villages and also mergers and acquisitions/capital raisings. Suzanne’s experience includes seven years in a national law firm. Suzanne is a member of The Tax Institute’s GST technical subcommittee and is active in liaising with the ATO and Treasury on GST technical issues. - Current at 19 October 2016
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