Commonwealth Consolidated Acts(1) You are eligible to elect to pay GST by instalments if:
(a) either:
(i) you are a * small business entity (other than because of subsection 328-110(4) of the * ITAA 1997) for the * income year in which you make your election; or
(ii) you do not carry on a * business and your * GST turnover does not exceed the * instalment turnover threshold; and
(b) the current tax period applying to you is not affected by:
(i) an election under section 27-10 (election of one month tax periods); or
(ii) a determination under section 27-15 (determination of one month tax periods); or
(iii) a determination under section 27-37 (special determination of tax periods on request); and
(c) your * current GST lodgment record is at least 4 months; and
(d) you have complied with all your obligations to give * GST returns to the Commissioner; and
(e) you are not in a * net refund position.
(2) The instalment turnover threshold is:
(a) $2 million; or
(b) such higher amount as the regulations specify.
(3) You are in a net refund position if the sum of all your * net amounts is less than zero, for the tax periods for which * GST returns fell due during the period referred to in the relevant item in the third column of this table.
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When you are in a net refund position |
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Item |
If your * current GST lodgment record is ... |
Take into account this period to work out whether you are in a net refund position: |
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1 |
at least 13 months |
the 12 months preceding the current tax period applying to you |
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2 |
at least 10 months, but less than 13 months |
the 9 months preceding that current tax period |
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3 |
at least 7 months, but less than 10 months |
the 6 months preceding that current tax period |
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4 |
less than 7 months |
the 3 months preceding that current tax period |
(4) In working out * net amounts for the purposes of subsection (3), disregard any entitlements you had to special credits, under section 16 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax Transition) Act 1999 , that were attributable to any of the tax periods referred to in that subsection.
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