Australian charities face tax compliance burden

Howard Lake | 7 May 2001 | News

Australian charities are having to pay millions of dollars to comply with the country’s General Sales Tax (GST).

Australian charities are having to pay millions of dollars to comply with the country’s General Sales Tax (GST). Some have met with treasury officials and others have complained to a consultative committee set up to look into problems following the introduction of the GST.

Read Charities spend millions on GST at News Interactive.

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