Goods and services tax
Si _ _ For the Minister of Finance to bracket food and clothing and not make a distinction for glt purposes is unreasonable. The 1 &
commenshof Sir Lewis Ross, the pre-eminent authority on tax reform in New Zealand, should be heeded. The equity and practicability of some of the Government’s suggestions are doubtful. Certain activities of clubs and charities may be included. Would GST apply to goods sold from charity stalls in Cathedral Square?. — Yours, etc., J. R. ALLISON. March 29, 1985. [As matters stand, yes. — Editor]
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