- Description
 - Specifications
 
This paper concentrates on issues that were applicable after 1st July 2000 for Food Retail Industries relative to GST.
Items discussed are as follows:
- GST Is Now With Us
 - Food - GST Free Unless
 - Food That Is Not GST Free
 - Food That Is GST Free Includes
 - Combination Food Is Subject To GST
 - Restaurant Takeaway And Prepared Food
 - "Premises" For GST
 - Hot Food
 - Prepared Food
 - Bakery Products - GST Free
 - Bakery Products - Subject To GST
 - Confectionary
 - Savoury Snacks
 - Ice Cream
 - Biscuit Goods
 - Beverages
 - Food Packaging
 - The Wine Equalisation Tax
 - Promotions
 - Vending Machine Sales And Coin Operated Games Machines
 - Tips
 - Stolen Property
 - Uniforms, Personal Tools And Equipment
 - Deposits
 - Deposit Forfeited
 - Importers
 - Displayed Prices
 - Identification Of GST Free Product Lines
 - Simplified Accounting Methods For Food Retailers
 - Business Norms Method
 - Snapshot Method
 - Stock Purchases Method
 - Business Activity Statement
 - G1 - Total Sales And Income And Other Supplies
 - G2 - Exports (GST Free Supplies)
 - G3 - Other GST Free Supplies
 - G4 - Input Taxed Sales And Income And Other Supplies
 - G5 - Total Of GST Free And Input Taxed Supplies
 - G6 - Total Of Taxable Supplies
 - G7 - Adjustments
 - G8 - Total Of Your Taxable Supplies After Adjustments
 - G9 - GST Debit Amount
 - Acquisitions
 - G10 - Capital Acquisitions
 - G11 - Other Acquisitions
 - Treatment Of Purchases If You Are Using The Simplified GST Accounting Methods For Food Retailers
 - G11 - Financial Supplies Threshold Exception
 - G12 - Total Of Your Acquisitions
 - G13 - Acquisitions For Making Input Taxed Sales And Income And Other Supplies
 - G14 - Acquisitions With No GST In The Price
 - G15 - Total Of Estimated Private Use Of Acquisitions Plus Non Income Tax Deductible Acquisitions
 - G16 - Total Of Non Creditable Acquisitions
 - G17 - Total Of Your Acquisitions
 - G18 - Adjustments
 - G19 - Total Of Your Creditable Acquisitions After Adjustments
 - G20 - Calculation Of GST Credit Amount