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The awkward parts of Australian tax, drawn out in a few minutes. Each video has its own page here with the notes, the chapters and the full transcript — so you can read it, skim it or watch it, whichever you have time for.
The current series follows overseas sellers — Amazon FBA first — through the obligations that switch on when stock lands in an Australian warehouse. It is published on our AusTax Bridge channel, a service of Epic Tax, and new videos land weekly.
General information, not tax advice. For your own numbers, the checker below takes two minutes.
5:41 Assemble the folder before you open the form. A complete submission is reviewed once; an incomplete one goes back into a queue that does not remember you.
17 chapters · full transcript · 5:41
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5:38 The ATO's own published case — 36 activity statements, one systematic error — read as a mechanism rather than a warning, alongside the second business in the same document that paid no penalty at all.
17 chapters · full transcript · 5:38
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6:06 A catch-up bill built line by line — the tax, the credits that come off it, the penalty, and the interest — plus the one line that is decided entirely by who moves first.
15 chapters · full transcript · 6:06
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5:22 A BAS is four numbers and an afternoon. This one is built line by line from a real FBA quarter — including the divide-by-eleven step that catches every seller used to tax added at checkout.
15 chapters · full transcript · 5:22
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5:33 Four fields on the registration — three are quick, and the fourth decides how much money moves. Plus the part nobody warns overseas sellers about: how the lodgment actually happens from outside Australia.
15 chapters · full transcript · 5:33
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6:06 A GST registration that stops dead at a field she cannot fill — and the three questions, in the order that matters, that decide whether an overseas seller needs an ABN at all.
13 chapters · full transcript · 6:06
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5:45 The complete free path to an ABN as a non-resident company — three gates, in order, and the one step where most do-it-yourself applications lose weeks.
15 chapters · full transcript · 5:45
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5:19 You are already on two government lists — marketplace records from about A$12,000 a year, and an import declaration on every shipment. The third list is a single query, and that is the whole data-matching program.
13 chapters · full transcript · 5:19
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5:46 Australia has two ways an overseas seller can register for GST — and the lane most FBA sellers pick cannot claim back the 10% they already pay at the border. One question decides which is yours.
13 chapters · full transcript · 5:46
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7:43 The whole Australian tax map for an overseas seller with stock in an Australian warehouse — GST, ABN, quarterly BAS and the import credits you are owed, in four stops.
10 chapters · full transcript · 7:43
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5:56 It is not a calendar year, nobody measures it for you, and the forecast counts — how the A$75,000 registration line really works, and the three habits that keep you on the right side of it.
10 chapters · full transcript · 5:56
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6:03 Follow one box from Shenzhen to a Sydney shelf: what the 10% at the border really is, why warehoused stock is the seller's own GST problem, and how the credit turns the trap into a refund.
10 chapters · full transcript · 6:03
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