The "Netflix Tax"
Posted: Fri Jun 02, 2017 1:32 am
"Important: “Netflix tax” effective 1 July 2017
From 1 July 2017, Goods and Services Tax (GST) will apply to fees on eBay.com.au, due to new legislation in Australia (the "Netflix Tax").
Businesses registered for GST will not be affected by this change if you register your Australian Business Number (ABN) with eBay here.
More information on this new legislation can be found here.
Regards,
The eBay Team"
I just got the above Ebay message.
Better known as the Whinging Pom Gerry Harvey Tax.
I didn't know this was coming, at least not in this blanket approach. Using the ebay invoice 'they' are going to get an extra 10% of everything - the postage etc. Fucked that.
I suppose I'll be able to claim an off set if I keep records and make returns - fucked that; this is suppose to be a hobby.
I have previously paid for the shit I have around the place that I sell through Ebay and some ebay sales would be at a loss. I suppose I'll have have dated signed etc etc receipts to make a claim. Fuck that.
From 1 July 2017, Goods and Services Tax (GST) will apply to fees on eBay.com.au, due to new legislation in Australia (the "Netflix Tax").
Businesses registered for GST will not be affected by this change if you register your Australian Business Number (ABN) with eBay here.
More information on this new legislation can be found here.
Regards,
The eBay Team"
I just got the above Ebay message.
Better known as the Whinging Pom Gerry Harvey Tax.
I didn't know this was coming, at least not in this blanket approach. Using the ebay invoice 'they' are going to get an extra 10% of everything - the postage etc. Fucked that.
I suppose I'll be able to claim an off set if I keep records and make returns - fucked that; this is suppose to be a hobby.
I have previously paid for the shit I have around the place that I sell through Ebay and some ebay sales would be at a loss. I suppose I'll have have dated signed etc etc receipts to make a claim. Fuck that.