The wife ordered a bunch of clothes that came to $1100 (she forgot about gst in the excitement of the sale).
She extra orders things to try on and send back. When she sends back items the order will be below the $1000.
Whats happens with the GST?
The wife ordered a bunch of clothes that came to $1100 (she forgot about gst in the excitement of the sale).
She extra orders things to try on and send back. When she sends back items the order will be below the $1000.
Whats happens with the GST?
Haha Does it? Or does it go back to me :D
No.
Nothing, you won't get it back.
Hopefully a lesson learnt for the other half
Roger.
What if i ordered say a laptop for 1200 then returned it? Do i just lose the $120?
Yep, part of importing items into the country
Thievery! Thanks for the info.
So I assume that means in the new year, if you were to buy clothes from say ASOS with free returns, you'd just lose the 10% on everything you send back, am I the only one unaware of this?
@mutardo: no, because it's in Australia and GST is included in the price.
I thought Asos was Uk?
@mutardo: I take that back. I jumped the gun there, mandatory GST collection starts June next year.
Mathematically, you'd only lose $109.09.
Tell the Mrs to check FB buy & sell pages, there's normally a few people keen on other brands who won't/don't want to wait for shipping etc. Might be able to flog them off for close to what she paid
They got shipped here in 2 business days from uk!
Lucky she only gets things 70% off :)
If it's ASOS/BooHoo, she should be able to find buyers here :)
T'was www.theoutnet.com
It's gone. They would and will start charging GST on smaller amounts due to the theory, it's only the practical logistics of collection holding it back.
PS your wife is spoilt. You should be in ozbargain quarantine for $120 of needless spendings, not savings :p
Haha i blame the pressure of the extra 40% off on sale items and me yelling pull the trigger, pull the trigger!
PS your wife is spoilt.
spoil the wife for a happy night.
It goes to the community.