The Report of the Tax Consultative Committee |
Date: |
Friday, 13 November 1998 |
Content ID: |
168 |
Abstract: |
This document is the result of the consultation process outlined in Tax Reform: not a new tax, a new tax system, to assist in determining the final design of five key matters in the GST (Health, Education, Religious Services, Charities and Motor Vehicles). |
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 Acrobat (PDF)The Report of the Tax Consultative Committee 881.89kb
 HTMLPreliminaries 4.84kb
Chapter 1: Terms of Reference and Recommendations 25.02kb
Chapter 2: Context 6.24kb
Chapter 3: The GST 20.62kb
Chapter 4: Health 58.58kb
Chapter 5: Education 42.14kb
Chapter 6: Religious Services 9.17kb
Chapter 7: Non-Commercial Activities of Charities 24.17kb
Chapter 8: Motor Vehicles - Transitional Arrangements 76.32kb
 Microsoft Word (RTF)The Report of the Tax Consultative Committee 989.73kb
Appendix A: Government Policy 129.26kb
Appendix A: Fact Sheet - Private Health Insurance 303.81kb
Appendix A: Fact Sheet - Transitional Arrangements for the GST 302.88kb
Appendix A: Fact Sheet - Application of the GST on Charities and Religious Services 177.77kb
Appendix A: Fact Sheet - Application of the GST on Education 306.32kb
Appendix A: Fact Sheet - Application of the GST on Health Services 316.77kb
Appendix A: Fact Sheet - Application of the GST on Nursing Homes, Hospices and Hostels 175.35kb
Appendix A: Letter from Prime Minister John Howard regarding the impact of the GST on Education 885.22kb
Appendix B: References 63.87kb
Appendix B: Determination under the Student Assistance Act 1973 2,989.33kb
Appendix C: Submissions 273.48kb
 Winzip (ZIP)The Report of the Tax Consultative Committee (RTF) 981.60kb
The Report of the Tax Consultative Committee (RTF Executable) 1,000.85kb
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