- New Zealand’s Inland Revenue has broadened the definition of taxable activity under the GST regime.
- The new Interpretation Statement clarifies what constitutes a taxable activity from the tax authority’s perspective.
- General overviews usually provide a straightforward understanding, but specific scenarios may still cause confusion.
- The Statement reviews and clarifies terms like “activity”, “carried on”, and “continuous or regular activity” to aid understanding.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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