- Clarifies “Taxable Activity” Definition: The statement provides a general interpretation of what constitutes a “taxable activity” for GST purposes, moving beyond prior context-specific guidance (e.g., land subdivisions, horse racing).
- Distinguishes Business from Hobby: It helps taxpayers differentiate between genuine business activities subject to GST and hobbies or private pursuits that fall outside the GST regime.
- Replaces Earlier Guidance: This statement supersedes previous items from 1990 and 1995, offering a more unified and updated framework for assessing GST obligations.
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