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革命接班人 发表于 2018-10-12 18:40 
大豪,前面都说过了,没有申报被查和没被查到,是你幸运,多说无益。
既然你是本地玩币圈子的,那你是行 ...
A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999
(GST Act) defines precious metals for GST purposes. Only
gold (99.5% fine), silver (99.9% fine) and platinum (99%
fine) in an investment form are precious metals under the
GST Act. (Fineness quoted is the minimum that applies)
Under the GST Act, at the time of importation, precious metals
are not subject to assessment for, or payment of, GST1
.
Imported precious metals, whether bullion or coins, have
a free duty rate, which means no duty is payable.
Coins (collectables)
Proof and other numismatic (collectable) coins of gold,
silver and platinum are usually traded at prices largely
determined by their rarity, condition and beauty.
These coins may be acquired for investment purposes but
they are not precious metal coins in an investment form.
If you import a consignment of coins with a value of more
than A$1,000 it is subject to assessment for GST but
no duty applies – an import declaration is required (看到了吧,只有这一类特殊定义的才要求申报)
以上信息取自政府网站:www.homeaffairs.gov.au |
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