Tax
Has anybody ordered NJK's and have it shipped here and get charged for any tax? same with other skate gear?
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by pete hill on -
many of us have, what tax? i paid for my suit only, your more likely to get charged import tax for bringing in a couple of sets of trucks for resale.
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Permalink Reply by Arvin on
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ok thanks..
pete hill said:many of us have, what tax? i paid for my suit only, your more likely to get charged import tax for bringing in a couple of sets of trucks for resale.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
you spend too much time in the sun
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Permalink Reply by Robbo on
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As a pro skater I doubt you would be able to claim anything. You would need to pay some tax in the first place and as far as I know you are unable to shift your tax liability from one business to another that you get little or no income from and hence pay little or no tax on. The general rule of prizemoney is that it has no general tax liability but any income earned from that money is taxable. Appearance fees are taxable as income.
On the flipside if you own a skateshop or are a PAYG taxpayer within a skateshop you could claim everything as a deduction
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Marek on -
As long as the value of the good (excluding shipping) is below $1000 Aust (as indicated on the document the supplier needs to complete) then it will not be liable for duty or GST. Over that you may be liable for import duty and GST, and of course extra paperwork.
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