Australian Tax and Making Money Online

How about my pad, this is where im gonna be living the next 2 years
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that looks pretty good! where's the pool though?? :D

do you get the furniture and everything?

hey rarez, where do you live?
 
No pool sadly. This is what my 4 mates rented when they got out there. But considering there is going to be a few more of us turning up soon, we will likely scale it up to something thats beyond "pimp" and entering "Shaft" status :P
 
Hey cornkernel, I live in SA but travel between SA and QLD pretty regularly. Yourself?
 
No pool sadly. This is what my 4 mates rented when they got out there. But considering there is going to be a few more of us turning up soon, we will likely scale it up to something thats beyond "pimp" and entering "Shaft" status :P

make sure you get a bbq and everything! i recently got one and now it's my favourite way to cook.

which reminds me of beer.... do you drink beer? need any recommendations?? haha... i'm a bit of a pisshead. i like it when new people come to our country, it's exciting. i like telling them stuff to try. :)

Hey cornkernel, I live in SA but travel between SA and QLD pretty regularly. Yourself?

i live in SA as well! i live in campbelltown. there's another guy on here from adelaide as well... woohoo!
 
Great to see so many fello Aussies. I live in Sydney myself, feel free to add me guys. Beer o' clock!!

UPDATE: I have scheduled a meeting with a tax accountant this coming Friday, hopefully he has some good advice.
 
The accountant adviced I would need to register for GST and do quarterly BAS and pay tax quarterly. What I don't understand is none of the goods or services (and its derivatives) I provide come from or are in Australia. Everything is done with US companies - traffic supplier, accounts, everything. The only thing is at the end of the month, the money goes to my AUS bank account (and I live in Australia). So what's the GST for, I'm stumped.

I understand I have to pay tax, that is not even a question. But I was under the impression that there is no need to register for GST and an annual Tax Return would suffice?
 
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