- ATO has published a draft determination on the GST treatment of supplies of sunscreen
- Submissions on the draft determination are due by 13 September 2024
- The draft determination focuses on the complexities of product classification in the skin care market
- Sunscreens required to be included in the ARTG under the TGA with SPF of 15 or more are considered GST-free supplies
- Sunscreens must be for dermal application and marketed principally for use as sunscreen
- The SPF of the sunscreen must be 15 or more
- Products marketed as multi-use or multi-functional are not considered primarily for use as sunscreen
Source: taxathand.com
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