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Dani70(I'm new)I'm new
25 July 2024

I am so confused, anxious and loosing sleep over this. I am Support Worker with a registered small business, ( basically just me). I provide Personal Care and Social Support with the occasional visit to a medical appointment. I contacted my tax agent to do my tax and she gives me the devastating news that I have a $ 10,000 gst bill as I have gone over the $75,000 threshold and I wasn’t aware of this. Since then I have been given so much confusing and conflicting advice. One of the parents of one of my client a very educated and informed man assures me that I should not be paying GST. So here are my questions. 1. Any one have answers. 2. I want to make an appointment with someone from ATO that specialises in this area. But I’ve waited for ever on hold to speak to someone and can’t get through. 3. If I have already started paying GST and I don’t have to will I get it back ? As in refunded?

thank you in advance. Regards Dani

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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
ATO Certified Response25 July 2024

This link below is to a question on this forum about NDIS and GST. The answer is informative

do i charge gst as a subcontractor for ndis services | ATO Community

The link below also provides information on GST

National Disability Insurance Scheme | Australian Taxation Office (ato.gov.au)

If you are contracting to an NDIS provider, then your services are not GST-free. It is the provider that is performing the GST-free service.

If your annual turnover is more than $75,000 then you are required to be registered for GST regardless of whether the supply is a GST free service or not.

You should ask your tax agent for an explanation.

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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
ATO Certified Response25 July 2024

This link below is to a question on this forum about NDIS and GST. The answer is informative

do i charge gst as a subcontractor for ndis services | ATO Community

The link below also provides information on GST

National Disability Insurance Scheme | Australian Taxation Office (ato.gov.au)

If you are contracting to an NDIS provider, then your services are not GST-free. It is the provider that is performing the GST-free service.

If your annual turnover is more than $75,000 then you are required to be registered for GST regardless of whether the supply is a GST free service or not.

You should ask your tax agent for an explanation.

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