on โ31-05-2017 06:37 PM
Message from Ebay saying GST will be applicable to Ebay sales. Is this for new products only or both new and second hand?
on โ17-06-2018 10:17 AM
I just recived an invioce from Ebay accounts for a seconhand lounge i sold on 1/05/18 for GST. if this is the case i wont be using Ebay to sell seconhand goods .
on โ17-06-2018 11:59 AM
It would only have been GST on the final value fees.
Not the whole sale amount.
This is called the Netflix tax, which the government imposed on ebay.
Please read the link.
https://sellercentre.ebay.com.au/content/gst-fees-ebaycomau
If you're upset about that invoice, just wait til you get the one for the car.
on โ04-07-2018 11:01 AM
Won't be buying on Ebay overseas sites ever again. Just bought "second hand" car parts (45 years old) from UK. Ebay charged me 10% GST of the cost of the item AND 10% GST of the postage which has already had British VAT paid on it by the seller in UK!!! ATO tell me it applies to the "service" (as in goods and SERVICES tax) presumably provided by Ebay but is calculated on the total price paid including postage/delivery. No more buying off overseas ebays for me. watto10.2007
on โ04-07-2018 12:32 PM
Don't you read the news? It's been all over the place for months. It was supposed to have been brought in last July, but they put a hold on it until this year.
If you'd bought before July 1st, there wouldn't have been that extra 10%
on โ04-07-2018 01:55 PM
I still do not understand all the angst over paying GST on second hand items.
There has always been GST on second hand goods.....for the whole 18 years that we have been paying GST.
โ04-07-2018 02:03 PM - edited โ04-07-2018 02:05 PM
Maybe they get confused because there's no GST on any goods when you buy from charity stores, such as the Salvo's?
Charities are exempt.
edit: Has it really been 18 years? Bluddy Nora, they'll want to put it up soon.
on โ04-07-2018 04:36 PM
If they want to increase the GST they have to get the approval of all states.....how likely is that?
Then there will be a cat fight over the distribution.....WA already thinks the Eastern States get too much. ;
on โ04-07-2018 05:52 PM
โ04-07-2018 06:02 PM - edited โ04-07-2018 06:04 PM
You only pay GST if you have sold $75,000 worth of stuff in a year.
I already said that in answer to the OP.
Didn't you read the thread at all?
on โ05-07-2018 04:31 AM