- ATO published draft miscellaneous tax ruling MT 2024/D1 on 21 February 2024
- MT 2024/D1 discusses the four-year time limit for claiming GST input tax credits and fuel tax credits
- The time limit applies to taxpayers and is prescribed by specific sections of the GST law and fuel tax law
- Taxpayers must claim their tax credits within the four-year entitlement period or risk losing them, unless an exception applies
Source: taxathand.com
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