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9 Apr 2024

Hi

I provide consulting services, and most of my clients are based overseas. I'm based in Australia and have an Australian company. If I have $80,000 revenue from my overseas clients (paid to me in Australia) and $40,000 revenue from Australian clients, do I need to register for GST as my total revenue is over $75,000 (even though I wouldn't charge GST to my overseas clients)? Or do I only need to register for GST if my revenue from clients in Australia, who would be charged GST, exceed $75,000?

Thanks

Rich

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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
10 Apr 2024

Disregard prior post. Overseas sales are not considered part of GST turnover .

See link on GST turnover. https://www.ato.gov.au/businesses-and-organisations/gst-excise-and-indirect-taxes/gst/registering-for-gst#WorkingoutyourGSTturnover

11 Apr 2024

Thanks Taxduck for your reply. Funny that you gave first a yes then a no, because that's exactly what other advisors have also answered. It seems the doubt is whether the sales are "sales not connected with Australia" since I'm based in Australia.

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