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Foreign businesses doing business in Australia - some initial indirect tax considerations
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Foreign businesses doing business in Australia - some initial indirect tax considerations

By , 11 Oct 2023

Doing business in, or investing in, Australia may require an understanding of the goods and services tax regime (sometimes referred to as consumption tax, value added tax or goods and services tax). Here is a brief guide on GST in Australia for foreign businesses that may be about to do business, or invest, in Australia.

 

Read the full article by Ajay Ravi, McInnes Wilson Lawyers

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