In: Accounting
Which of the following statements in relation to GST adjustments is most correct? Select one:
1. If an entity registered for GST on a quarterly basis purchased an item for $8800 in the September 2018 quarter, the last adjustment period will be September 2023
. 2. If an entity which is registered for GST on a quarterly basis purchased an item for $2200 in the December 2018 quarter, the first adjustment period will be June 2019.
3. A decreasing adjustment under Division 129 means that extra GST is liable to be paid.
4. If you claimed a partial input tax credit to take into account some non-creditable use, then no adjustments are required to be made.
5. If an entity which is registered for GST on a quarterly basis purchased an item for $2200 in December 2018 quarter, the first adjustment period will be December 2020.
A decreasing adjustment under Division 129 Means that extra GST is Liable to be paid
It is important to recongnise that this may give rise to an adjustment for GST purposes, pursuant to Division 129 of the GST Act. These Provision amend the extend of input tax credits claimable for GST incurred on costs. The adjustments must be reported as at 30 June each year.
Different input tax credit recoveries apply to different costs, For examples
Division 129 adjustments are calculated as follows
Total GST incurred X(actual recovery %- Intended or former recovery %)
In Practicise, the process of calculating Division 129 adjustments is complex and can be administrative, cumbersome, particularly in respect of projects involving a high volume of expenditure,
Calculating the adjustment
Division 129 adjustments are calculated as follows
Total GST incurred X(actual recovery %- Intended or former recovery %)
In Practicise, the process of calculating Division 129 adjustments is complex and can be administrative, cumbersome, particularly in respect of projects involving a high volume of expenditure
Calculating the adjustment
Division 129 adjustments are calculated as follows
Total GST incurred X(actual recovery %- Intended or former recovery %)
In Practicise, the process of calculating Division 129 adjustments is complex and can be administrative, cumbersome, particularly in respect of projects involving a high volume of expenditur
Division 129 adjustments are calculated as follows
Total GST incurred X(actual recovery %- Intended or former recovery %)
In Practicise, the process of calculating Division 129 adjustments is complex and can be administrative, cumbersome, particularly in respect of projects involving a high volume of expenditure,