- New Zealand Inland Revenue opened consultations on GST payment rules and input tax deductions for second-hand goods
- Topics include what qualifies as a payment for GST purposes
- Discusses different forms of payment like promissory notes and property transfers
- Outlines requirements for claiming second-hand goods input tax deductions
- Details restrictions on deduction amounts, especially for associated persons
- Lists exceptions for qualifying for input tax deductions
- Comments are due by September 10
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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