GST registrations might be a surprise roll-call

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Some Australian tax experts, including Tony Parker, feel that the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has underestimated the number of business that will register for the goods and services tax (GST). ATO expects 1.5 million GST registrations, though Parker feels that estimate is low by 40%. Parker believes that many businesses will voluntarily register; registration is required except for those with less than an expected annual turnover of $50,000.

Planning, Forecasts and trends, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Business enterprises, Australia. Australian Taxation Office, Goods and services tax, Business registration, Parker, Tony

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Strategies for the post-Ralph business world

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Investors should favor growth stocks in the new economic conditions resulting from changes proposed by the Ralph Report for Australia's tax laws. Recognized tax consultants advise executives to reevaluate employee benefit plans, which may profit from new capital gains tax laws. Venture capital will probably offer more money to small business.

Economic aspects, Tax consultants, Capital gains tax, Quotations

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