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The Implications of the GST for Charities

The Prime Minister has given a guarantee that charities will be no worse off under the GST. This paper argues that this guarantee can only be met if substantial changes are made to the definition of what constitutes a charity and its "non-commercial" activities.

Type of Publication: 
Research
Section: 
Society
Economy

Download Publication: 
DP27_8.pdf

Author: 
Julie Smith
Posted on:
1 February 2000
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