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Personal Opinion:
You should list your query clearly. Because you have said that you had an invoice of $28.80, then the GST of course would be for $3.
If you only collected phone fees on behalf of phone company, your only income would be commission. Then, your sales turnover should be $1.2, GST to be $0.11. However, you must have a formal statement from the telephone company to show your commission earning on how much telephone cards you have sold.
Just like someone is running Tattersalls store. The total of tickets sold that were not their turnover, the commission was. They only had to pay GST on commission received.
If they didn't issue you the statement, then you must ensure they have given you tax invoice for how much phone cards you purchased from them. For example: The cost of phone cards was $27.60 including GST.
Then, it would be:
G1: $28.80
1A: $3 (28.80 / 11)
G11: $27.60
1B: $3 (27.6 / 11)
Net GST: $0
By the way, if your annual turnover was less than $75,000, don't have to apply for paying GST. If you have already applied, then cancel it with ATO from next quarter/year.
My advice for you, keep all documents for at least 5 years, mate. |
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