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False GST invoicing: the ATO is on to it
False Invoicing is big and the ATO is onto to it.
A recent media release says the ATO leads a serious financial task-force with the AFP in combatting a false invoicing scheme involving 1200 businesses.
Businesses are claiming a tax deduction and GST credits for a cheque payment made to the promoter who return cash less a small fee.
According to the ATO a false invoicing arrangement is a scheme where one entity issues another with an invoice, but provides no goods or
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General
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Tax Advice
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Tax Related Crimes
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Superannuation
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Tax Related Crimes
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Tax Advice
Are you a horse racing punter who uses tipping software? If so your winnings may be taxable
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