Accounting chaos leaves half the work undone

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Tax advisers are helping companies to choose accounting systems which are compliant with the Goods and services tax, to be introduced on 1 July 2000 in Australia. Accounting software and the importance of training is discussed.

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Awareness is the price of post-GST equilibrium

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The impact of the goods and services tax (GST) on pricing decisions is discussed. Businesses need to calculate several figures, such as cost of supplies, tax credits and likely level of demand, before fixing prices.

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Pitfalls and shortfalls after the changeover

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Issues concerning the likely impact of the Goods and services tax on a company's cashflow are discussed. The problems facing manufacturers, exporters and those with debtors are examined.

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