27 November 2015
Australia’s latest draft for the implementation of 10% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on digital services sold to consumers by foreign providers included an AUD 75,000 GST registration threshold. This is an effort to avoid the heavy compliance burden and confusion imposed on companies when the EU introduced similar electronic services rules at the start of this year.
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