Author:  KynanG  Posted:  May 24, 2023 08:37  Subject:  Re: Australian Tax Implementation  Viewed:  58 times  Topic:  Administrative Cancel Reply

BrickLink ID Card KynanG (8) Location:  Australia, Western Australia Member Since Contact Type Status Apr 29, 2021 Buyer

GST has always applied to second-hand goods from GST registered suppliers, so there's no need for them to separate new and used. For low value imports, the EDP/online marketplace is deemed to be the supplier, so if the marketplace is GST registered, second-hand goods will attract GST. https://www.ato.gov.au/Business/International-tax-for-business/GST-on-imported-goods-and-services/Australian-consumers-importing-goods-and-services/ Isn’t BL just the platform on which we buy from registered stores. I’d love to see how many stores actually qualify for GST inclusion on here (75000aud). Bit of a shame though I don’t reckon as many people will want to drop 10%gst 5%paypal 1%currency plus shipping on items which had their relevant gst paid when first bought. Feeding too many mouths with each purchase.

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Re: Australian Tax Implementation - QBricks (8646)

[...] GST has always applied to second-hand goods from GST registered suppliers, so there's no need for them to separate new and used. For low value imports, the EDP/online [...] (13 months ago, May 24, 2023, to Administrative)

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Re: Australian Tax Implementation - QBricks (8646)

[...] Probably more than you'd think. It's not just the order value that counts towards the $75000 threshold, it's the total amount a buyer pays, including shipping [...] (13 months ago, May 24, 2023, to Administrative)

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