GST stories
Zoho launches three new AI-powered apps for Canadian SMEs, boosting payroll, retail, and solo business management with local compliance and bilingual support.
Avalara inks multi-year AWS deal to push its AI-driven tax tools via AWS Marketplace, promising simpler cloud procurement and billing.
Social media creators urged to treat content as a business as dashboard payouts ignore platform cuts, tax and rising running costs.
Apple has unveiled Creator Studio, a subscription bundling pro creative apps with new AI tools and premium content across its platforms.
From 29 August, all Australian exports to the US face import duties as the $US800 de minimis exemption ends, complicating trade and duty compliance.
Epson launches mono WorkForce Pro printers, WF-M5399 and WF-M5899, boasting high-capacity ink packs for efficient, eco-friendly printing.
Amazon announced that due to GST regulation they will no longer be shipping from the US to Australia. Its comment and the consumer perspective inside.
From October 1, 2019, overseas websites selling into the New Zealand market will have to register for GST, just like any Kiwi company.
The days of GST-free music, games, e-books and software purchased online are coming to an end, with plans to tax online services from next October.
New Zealand retailers welcome proposal to lower threshold for GST on imported goods, aiming to compete fairly with foreign websites.
Samsung launches glasses-free 3D Spatial Signage in Australia, debuting an 85-inch 4K display for eye-catching retail and venue installs.
As Windows 10 nears its end-of-life, Kauricone unveils Interface OS, designed to extend the life of millions of PCs and laptops, reducing environmental waste.
New Zealand start-up Afirmo is transforming small business operations with its holistic software platform, attracting 3500 customers in its first year.
Government closes loophole giving offshore firms an advantage by not requiring them to collect GST on goods sold to local consumers.
After successful trials, Xero is bringing direct electronic GST returns to its software that can be sent straight to the IRD, the company reports.
According to MYOB, this is the first e-GST service for New Zealanders, and is the result of working with the IRD for several months.
InternetNZ critiques NZ's new online GST policy, stressing its need for fair execution without harming eCommerce.
The total volume of New Zealand retail sales rose 2.7% for the March 2015 quarter, which is the largest percentage increase since December 2006.
The Government says it's leveling the playing field with digital GST and a crack-down on multinational companies' tax avoidance.
The New Zealand government turned to a deficit in the first eight months of the financial year, although the shortfall was smaller than forecast as th.
