No, with millions of vendors and there is no way to estimate the reasonableness and EDP’s, change what millions want to charge. how costly would it be for foreign vendors and EDPs to establish or reconfigure systems to − enable the assessment and remittance of GST? The costs are based on many factors, exchange, high value, low value regions. vendors and claim it will be more than the tax itself. When the law enforcement demanded EDP’s and CC companies to police i-gambling, this was not a success. EDP’s how much of a burden is collecting GST registration numbers for transporters? − vendors’ Transporters regards this as a huge burden. Physical transporters cannot address downloads. The burden extends to the different levels of what the service should be for the customer not many other stakeholders. Are there changes to the legislated model, or other actions that government or others could • take, that would reduce compliance costs? Netsweeper suggests a 100% zero tolerance law that applies and is open to all vendors, and new stakeholders that we do not know about. EDP’s In what ways and to what extent will compliance costs on foreign vendors, EDPs or • redeliverers impact the supply of foreign goods to the Australian market? As the barriers increase to do business in the Australian e-commerce, supply will reduce. to what extent will such costs be translated into higher prices for imported goods? − Costs form all stakeholders will be passed on at each stage and level. Higher prices are part of this. how probable is it that overseas vendors (including small vendors), EDPs or redeliverers will − cease servicing the Australian market? The choice is to still service Australia however not to remit the tax little will change – without enforcement.
No, with millions of vendors and EDP’s, there is no way to estimate the reasonableness and change what millions want to charge. − how costly would it be for foreign vendors and EDPs to establish or reconfigure systems to enable the assessment and remittance of GST? The costs are based on many factors, exchange, high value, low value regions. vendors and EDP’s claim it will be more than the tax itself. When the law enforcement demanded EDP’s and CC companies to police i-gambling, this was not a success. − how much of a burden is collecting vendors’ GST registration numbers for transporters? Transporters regards this as a huge burden. Physical transporters cannot address downloads. The burden extends to the different levels of what the service should be for the customer not many other stakeholders. • Are there changes to the legislated model, or other actions that government or others could take, that would reduce compliance costs? Netsweeper suggests a 100% zero tolerance law that applies and is open to all vendors, EDP’s and new stakeholders that we do not know about. • In what ways and to what extent will compliance costs on foreign vendors, EDPs or redeliverers impact the supply of foreign goods to the Australian market? As the barriers increase to do business in the Australian e-commerce, supply will reduce. − to what extent will such costs be translated into higher prices for imported goods? Costs form all stakeholders will be passed on at each stage and level. Higher prices are part of this. − how probable is it that overseas vendors (including small vendors), EDPs or redeliverers will cease servicing the Australian market? The choice is to still service Australia however not to remit the tax – little will change without enforcement.