- Inland Revenue issued PUB00476 on February 24, 2025, regarding GST taxable activity.
- The statement clarifies the meaning of “taxable activity.”
- It discusses key elements from section 6 of the GSTA85, including:
- What constitutes an “activity”
- When an activity is being “carried on”
- The meaning of “continuously or regularly”
- The significance of “whether or not for a pecuniary profit”
- The requirement that the activity involves supplying goods and services for consideration
- The reference to the activity being carried on in the form of a business, trade, etc.
- The inclusion of public authorities and Crown-controlled companies
- The application of section 6(2)
- Exclusions from the definition of “taxable activity” in section 6(3), particularly for private recreational pursuits or hobbies
- Submissions close on April 4, 2025.
Source: taxathand.com
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