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The goods and services tax (GST)

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The goods and services tax (GST)
Task C5.1 Calculating GST
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Discover how to calculate the goods and services tax (GST) for various items and discuss what constitutes a fair tax.

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  • Fact 13

    During World War I, many taxpayers felt that it was their patriotic duty to pay more than their assessed tax. Some were not legally obliged to pay tax but did so and others made payments of double, treble or quadruple the assessed amounts.

Glossary

Franking credit

A credit paid to shareholders for the tax already paid on a dividend distribution by the company. Franking dividends were formerly called imputation credits.

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