Yes! - You will be paid your commissions with GST. You are a contractor / service provider and therefore attract GST. Everything (business related) that you pay GST on can be credited against the GST you get paid.

A Yes, our ABN is 83 077 240 987 and we are registered for GST. All pricing on this site is inclusive of GST for Australian purchasers.

The company is obliged to deduct tax at the top marginal rate plus Medicare levy from unfranked or partially franked dividends paid to Australian resident shareholders who have not supplied their TFN, ABN or exemption details.

Providing an Australian Business Number (ABN) or Tax file number (TFN) is not compulsory, but CCA is obliged to deduct tax at the top marginal rate plus Medicare levy from dividends, to the extent that they are not fully franked, payable to Australian resident investors who have not supplied their TFN/ABN or claimed a redemption. If you have an ABN and are making this investment in the course of a business or enterprise carried on by you, you may quote your ABN instead of your TFN.

No. When a company is registered with the A.S.I.C. (Australian Securities & Investments Commission), it is allocated with an ACN (Australian Company Number). Both ABN's (Australian Business Numbers) and TFN's (Tax File Numbers) are allocated through the ATO (Australian Taxation Office). ABN's and TFN's must be applied for by the company, on an individual basis.

The Australian Tax Office has announced that owners of residential rental properties will not need an Australian Business Number, even if there is some minor business use of the property by the tenant. If a residential property owner wants an ABN, they are entitled to one as an enterprise, but they do not require one for PAYG purposes

We require your ABN for two reasons. The first one is that this service is intended to be for the benefit of Australian manufacturers only. Therefore supplier subscribers must have an ABN to be eligible for inclusion in the system. The second reason is to prevent shoddy operators from abusing the system. ManufactureLink will use the ABN to ensure the company contacts are accurate and to check if any companies listed on our site have a history of bad business dealings.

If your business will be collecting $30,000 or more in gross revenues (products and services) each year, you are required to register, collect and remit G.S.T. For more information on how to proceed with registration please visit Revenue Canada at: www.rc.gc.ca

Ring the supplier or search for the ABN and record it on the invoice http://www.abr.business.gov.au/(grd4sp453pqn5oio2vblpi55)/main.aspx

In order to get any of these numbers, you must file form RC1 with the federal government requesting the appropriate numbers you are seeking. You can download the form from the CRA website, or call us and we can send a copy of the forms to you.

Yes, if you are a resident of Australia, you are required to have an "ABN" to operate the business. This is a simple process and we will provide you with the information to apply online. If you are outside Australia, then no you do not need an ABN however you should seek your own independent advice for local laws.

Because EarthHoppers.com is an Australian business we will only collect GST on advertising charged to Australian companies/businesses. Our price per pixel for Australian advertisers includes GST. If you are an overseas entity you will 'not' pay GST, the price of $1 (AUD) per pixel remains the same across the globe.

No, only New Zealand residents are subject to the 12.5% GST (Goods and Services Tax). If you enter an international address, your invoice will automatically be GST-exclusive.

No, unless the seller is a GST registered member or corporate. Please check that some private limited company-owner may need to collect 5% GST on purchase price from January 2003.

If representatives of your business travel to Australia, then your business is paying GST. Australian hotel bills, restaurant meals, taxi fares and telephone calls all include GST. If your business imports goods or services from Australia, there may be GST charged on these things. Take a look at the relevant invoice and it will clearly state if GST is included in the total price.

To find out how much GST your business is paying, you can use our GST calculator. GST is currently imposed at 10%. As an example, if your purchase of Australian services is subject to GST and the value of those services is $100, GST will be added to increase the price payable by $10 to a total of $110. Out of the total price of $110, GST of $10 is payable. Hence, the GST fraction of the total price is one eleventh.

There is no reason why you cannot get your own ABN, however you may wish to consult your accountant on such matters, for professional advice.

By law we have to charge 10% GST which goes back to the Australian government. Also see www.ato.gov.au