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Based on your limited information, I can only provide very general advice. You need to make an appointment to see your accountant.
The best scenario - Do not need to register for GST, mere realization of capital asset, capital gains tax will apply.
1. If the development is considered to be the realisation of a capital asset, then any profit from the sale of the property is assessable as a capital gain under the CGT provisions.
2. Cost Base Apportionment: The Commissioner will accept any reasonable method of apportioning the original cost base between the two properties (that is, on an area basis or relative market value basis).
The worst scenario - need to register GST and charge GST on the property, assessed as ordinary income for the profits, not capital gains tax.
1. If your subdivisional activities have become an isolated profit making venture, the profits on the disposal of subdivided land & property can be income according to ordinary concepts. As such, you will be assessed on revenue account, not capital account. The capital gains tax shall not be triggered.
2. Since you will sell ‘new residential' property, the supply may constitute a taxable supply and therefore will be subject to GST. You probably are required to register for GST as well. Additionally, you may be entitled to claim input tax credits for creditable acquisitions you make in the course of supplying the property, margin scheme may be used.
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