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Registering for GST is all about your GST turnover so that’s the gross income you make for all businesses you may have as a sole trader.
You must register if your GST turnover meets the GST threshold of $75,000 or more. Or if you start to also provide taxi or limousine travel for passengers including ride-sourcing regardless of your GST turnover and being under the GST threshold amount.
You can also decide to register on a voluntary basis, if you do this the GST rules apply for charging and claiming GST, just the same if you were required to register.
If you check out our Registering for GST page, it will provide additional inform on when you need to register along with working out your GST threshold.
You may also find our When to charge GST (and when not to) page helpful especially if you’re selling online and have international sales some of these sales may be GST-free.
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Registering for GST is all about your GST turnover so that’s the gross income you make for all businesses you may have as a sole trader.
You must register if your GST turnover meets the GST threshold of $75,000 or more. Or if you start to also provide taxi or limousine travel for passengers including ride-sourcing regardless of your GST turnover and being under the GST threshold amount.
You can also decide to register on a voluntary basis, if you do this the GST rules apply for charging and claiming GST, just the same if you were required to register.
If you check out our Registering for GST page, it will provide additional inform on when you need to register along with working out your GST threshold.
You may also find our When to charge GST (and when not to) page helpful especially if you’re selling online and have international sales some of these sales may be GST-free.
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