Tax rebate in Australia I need advice urgently on the issue of tax rebate in Australia.

TRS's simple explanation is that overseas tourists can apply for a refund of consumption tax (GST) when they buy tax-included items with a value exceeding Australian dollars and 300 yuan RMB in Australia and take them out of Australia for use and consumption. The consumption tax in Australia is 10%, which is called GST. Tax refund amount = item price-item price/1. 1

Tax refund conditions:

1, purchased within 60 days before leaving Australia, subject to the invoice date.

2. Buy more than 300 Australian dollars (including goods and services tax) from merchants. (Note: You don't need to spend 300 Australian dollars at one time. It is ok to accumulate more than 300 Australian dollars for multiple purchases, but only if the ABN number on the invoice is the same. Some chain stores may have the same ABN number in different stores. In this case, consumption can be accumulated. )

3. Requirements for valuables in real-name registration system: If a single invoice exceeds 1000 Australian dollars, your name, address, email address or passport number must be indicated on the invoice. Moreover, the tax refund requires a real-name registration system, that is, the name on the invoice must be the same as the name of the tax refund person. For example, if the invoice of the bag you bought says Zhang San, then the tax on this item will be refunded by Zhang San.

4. Original Tax Invoice for shopping: Australian tax invoice must contain this information, including Taxinvoice, ABN, date, GST amount and total invoice amount. You can see the amount of GST on the invoice, that is, the amount of tax you pay, that is, the tax you can refund (if all other conditions are met). Sometimes the amount of GST is not listed separately on the invoice, but there will be the words "total including GST", indicating that the tax has also been paid.

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Tax refund regulations in other countries:

1, Thailand: You must pay an additional tax of 10% for shopping in Thailand, but the tax refund amount is 8%~9% because the handling fee is deducted. The total value of goods applying for tax refund in Thailand must be no less than 5,000 baht (about RMB 65,438+0,000), and the shopping expenses of each mall must be at least 2,000 baht, and the purchased goods must be taken out of the country within 60 days after purchase.

2. South Korea: If you buy goods with a total value of more than 50,000 won at one time in South Korea and take them out of South Korea within 3 months after purchasing the goods, you can apply for refund of additional tax, special consumption tax and defense tax. Duty-free shops will remit the refund amount to customers within 20 days after receiving the shopping voucher sent back by the customs. In addition, if tourists need to mail the purchased goods back to China, they need to show the proof of mailing receipt to the customs, and the handling fee required for mailing will be deducted from the buyer's refund.

3. Japan: If the shopping in the same department store exceeds 10000 yen in one day, you can get a 5% tax refund in this department store with your passport and receipt.

4. Singapore: You can apply for tax refund if you buy more than S $300. Show your passport when shopping, and the store will give you a tax-free shopping invoice. You can go through the tax refund formalities at Singapore airport with the invoice.

References:

Phoenix. com-Teach you a trick: a guide to tax refund for outbound shopping.