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If you’re a non-Australian business selling goods or digital products to Australia and earning over AUD $75,000 annually, you may need to register for GST, charge 10%, and file returns. Stay compliant to keep sales smooth and avoid penalties.
AUS GST solution for eCommerce, SaaS, & Digital Businesses
Australian GST compliance made simple for businesses selling to Australia. Once your sales exceed AUD $75,000, we handle registration, calculation, compliance, and filing. With expert support and automation, we keep you compliant so you can focus on growing in Australia.
How We Do Australain GST
Yonda is dedicated to non-resident businesses AUS GST compliance. We handle the complexities of selling into Australia, ensuring you’re fully compliant and can focus on growing your business without the hassle of tax regulations.
Yonda identifies AUS GST registration requirements for your business.

Yonda handles your AUS GST registration & onboards you to our platform.
Yonda’s platform automates AUS GST return filing and compliance review.
We supply on-demand GST expert guidance, handle all tax office comms, audits, and account management.
We Integrate with Your Tech Stack
Filing your Australian GST returns with Yonda is simple. Simply connect with the business applications youalready use to begin automatically calculating and generating tax reports.
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If you’re selling into Australia, we help you navigate GST registration and compliance once your sales exceed AUD 75,000. Our team provides tailored support for non-Australian businesses.
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Australian GST FAQ
1. How does GST impact my business when I sell to customers in Australia?
Australia’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a 10% tax that applies to most goods and services sold to Australian customers. Non-Australian businesses may need to charge GST on sales to Australia once they meet specific criteria. Properly managing GST helps you remain compliant and charge accurate prices at checkout.
2. What is GST registration in Australia, and when do I need to do it?
GST registration is required once your annual sales to Australian customers exceed AUD $75,000. This applies to both physical and digital goods, as well as some services. Registering allows you to charge GST on your Australian sales, ensuring compliance with local tax laws.
3. How does GST registration impact my profit margins?
Registering for GST means adding 10% to prices for Australian customers, which may impact pricing and profit margins. However, registered businesses can claim GST credits on business expenses in Australia, which can offset some costs. Effective GST management helps maintain profitability and compliance.
4. How do I set up GST at checkout on my e-commerce website for sales to Australia?
Most e-commerce platforms allow you to enable GST settings to automatically apply the 10% tax for Australian customers. You should configure these settings only after registration to ensure compliance. Consulting a tax expert can help with accurate setup and avoid issues with Australian tax authorities.
5. Once I am registered for GST, what are my compliance requirements and reporting obligations?
After registering, you’ll need to submit Business Activity Statements (BAS) to report and remit GST, usually quarterly or annually depending on your revenue. Compliance involves keeping accurate records and meeting filing deadlines to avoid penalties. Many businesses use software or tax professionals to manage these requirements.
6. What is import GST, and how does it affect my e-commerce business in Australia?
Import GST is a 10% tax on goods brought into Australia, usually paid at customs. If you’re registered for GST, you can claim this import GST back on your BAS as a GST credit, which helps with cash flow. Managing import GST accurately is essential for competitive pricing and efficient compliance when selling in Australia.