- The New Zealand Inland Revenue issued a decision clarifying GST output tax liability and penalties for a GST-registered partnership. The partnership was found liable for GST output tax at 15% on half of a property’s market value and faced a shortfall penalty for gross carelessness, reduced by 50% for previous behavior. The partnership’s GST registration should not be canceled immediately after the disputed period.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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