GST turnover is calculated on an individual, per entity basis. This means when a business changes its entity type, it will reset the turnover threshold count when it starts trading under the new entity type. You don't count the turnover from the sole trader in the trust's turnover calculation :) Thanks for clarifying!
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9 May 2023. Hello @Penguin, That is correct. The GST turnover calculation is based on your business income minus a few different types of income. You will need to add up the types of income you receive, subtract the ones that don't count towards the turnover and then you will have the figure you will use to work if you are over the threshold.
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how did you show that the turnover was down 30 per cent on last year?�. i entered gst on turnover amount and not the gst turnover for april fn1 & fn2. as i misunderstood gst turnover meaning at the time. it is still 30% less than last year for the same period for either amounts . ie gst turnover and gst on turnover.ie via myob ...
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15 Oct 2021. Hi @Cass1989 Unfortunately, no. It's assessed on a year by year basis. To be a base rate entity, in that year the company must both: - have an aggregated turnover less than $50m, and - have 80% of less of their assessable income be passive income. Base rate entity passive income includes interest income.
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25 July 2023. Hi @aleksey.pog. When you work out if you're eligible you'll calculate your aggregated turnover to make sure its below the amount we say. That means adding together the annual turnover of all the entities you're connected to (if applicable). You don't specify it to us in a form but if we ask you how you worked it out, you'll need ...
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All replies. Hi @pwnchi. The aggravated turnover (before deductions) has to be less than the threshold. You’ve said this is above $50m. And it has 80% or less of their assessable income in that income year that is base rate entity passive income. You’ve indicated all their revenue is non base rate passive income so cannot be 80% or less.
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CaroATO (Community Support) Community Support. 8 Sept 2021 (Edited on: 9 Sept 2021) Hi @Elaine2, Correct, it's your worldwide income that's used to do the calculation. You'll need to include the income of any entity that's connected with yours. If you need more info on how to do the calculation, check out our website.
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I understand that annual turnover is all ordinary income you earned in the ordinary course of running a business for the income year. The question is, is trade spend included in the calculation of the annual turnover, meaning the annual turnover equal customer invoice value minus trade spend? The trade spend the business has is mainly: case deal.
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But once it is proven that you will be earning more than $75,000 then the ATO can put you (correctly) on 1/4 BAS. Also, if you are registered for GST, charged GST and earned a total of $76,000 you would pay $6,909.09 in GST. $76,000 / 11 = $6,909.09. emily777 (Initiate) Initiate. 6 Dec 2019.
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