Some organisations are able to take advantage of “input taxing” for fundraising events. Greg Smith explains this option and when it should be applied. Some organisations are able to take advantage of “input taxing” for fundraising events. Greg Smith explains this option and when it should be applied. In certain circumstances some organisations are able to ignore GST on fundraising events. In effect, they are able to decide not to charge and claim back the usual GST for some income and expenditure items for an event – this is referred to as “input taxing.” Organisations that are able to take advantage of this are charitable institutions, trustees of charitable funds,…

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