Is there GST on Google Ads?

Google Ads is one of the most popular digital marketing strategies. Business owners love it for its fast results and great return on investment. They are easy to get into and set up, and if you have an Ads expert by your side, are extremely effective. Now with so many business owners using the platform, there are…

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Correctly Calculating the GST Portion of the Full Amount

Calculating GST correctly is an important element to stable cashflow in your business. Correct calculations will allow you to get some cash back from GST credits, while leaving no shocks about the GST you actually have to pay. Incorrect calculations can lead to bill shock, penalties, or worse. So, it is vital that all business owners understand GST and how to calculate it.   To help you, we…

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Crossing Over The $75,000 GST Threshold

GST is a 10% tax on most goods and services designed to be paid for by the end consumer. As a business, you are obligated to register for GST once certain conditions are met. When registered for GST, businesses must collect GST on top of sales they make, except for the sale of GST-free items. This GST…

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GST On Gift Cards And Vouchers

Gift cards and vouchers are a common option businesses offer to add an extra revenue stream from customers. They allow you to receive money from the sale of your products before the product has been purchased. This makes them a great option for injecting more cash into the business, improving cashflow.   As more businesses are considering offering gift cards it…

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New GST Rules On Sales Of Australian Accommodation By Online Travel Agencies

The rules regarding GST for offshore accommodation sellers who sell Australian accommodation have changed. Previously, many business travellers have been caught out by overseas sellers who were unable to provide tax invoices on the sale of Australian accommodation as they were not registered for GST. These sellers were not required to be registered for GST, even…

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A Guide To GST On Digital Goods

For Australian and non-Australian businesses who sell digital goods it is important to know what your GST obligations are. As a country that spends on average $3,427 per person per year on digital goods, Australia is a lucrative market for any online business to enter. In entering the market, you will need to be aware of goods and services…

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What is the relationship between ABN and GST?

What is GST?  The Goods and Services Tax (GST), introduced on 1 July 2000, is a 10 per cent tax on the sales or supplies of most goods, services, or other items sold or consumed in Australia. In the GST system, GST is paid at each step in the supply chain. GST-registered individuals or organisations must include GST in the price of…

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A Guide To Non-Taxable And GST Free Supplies

When you sell products or services it is important to know which products or services are GST free and which are not. Generally, there are three types of GST exemptions. These include, supplies outside the GST system, GST-free supplies, and input taxed supplies. To help you know whether your products fall into any of these…

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GST On Imports And Exports

For international businesses, it is important to know what your GST obligations are when importing and/or selling goods and services in Australia. There are many errors international small and medium businesses make that can land them in hot water with the ATO. To avoid this and to ensure that your business has a successful time…

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GST And Food, When Is It Taxable?

Not all food sales need to include GST. For business owners knowing whether they need to charge GST in a sale is paramount. As there are many goods and services which are GST free, you will need to ensure that you know which goods you are obligated to charge GST on or not in order…

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