- The Australian Taxation Office issued GST Ruling No. GSTR 2025/1 on July 23
- The ruling addresses GST exemption for supplies to nonresident entities
- Specified supplies are exempt if made under an agreement with a nonresident entity
- The exemption does not apply to supplies involving options or acquisition rights for property in Australia or subject to input tax in Australia
- Income from such supplies is partially exempt if the supply is split between a nonresident and a resident entity
- The ruling applies to supplies made before and after the issue date, with conditions
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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