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Legt2751 Mid Sem
A s ae o . s h r d n. .

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS LAW AND TAXATION

GST Free Supplies

diffe.irom npur Taxed Supprtes for cST pu.poses in rhar:

LEGT 2751 BUSINESS TAXATION
MIJI,TIPI,IE CHOICE TEST 52
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Wilh an nput laxed suppy the enlerpnse makno the supoiv does nol charge GST on lh6 supply and does not gei an nput tax credit for GST paid on pu.chas€s lhat reate to the input iax€d supply With a GSTffee suppy lh€ ontsrprise making the suppy do€s nol charge Gst on rhe suppy and does not pay GsT on ts purchases lhar relate io lhe suppy charqe GST oi the suppy and do€s not get an nput tax cr€dit for the GST pad on lne purchases that rerate 1o the suppy. With a csTf@e suppy tlre enloDrs€ maklng lhe supply does nol charae GsT on the suppy blt geG an input lax cedl lor the purchases rhat retab to lh€

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