Australian retailers may not be entitled to GST refunds if legislation is passed
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Australian retailers may not be entitled to GST refunds if legislation is passed

July 16, 2013
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Naidoo has won the right to claim back GST from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) despite the fact that they did not pass on the refund to the recipient of their supply. However taxpayers in similar circumstances may not be entitled to a refund if new legislation is passed.

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