GST Misreporting on CAM Charges
Definition
ATO requires GST on CAM recovery (input-taxed apportionment); pro-rata errors cascade to incorrect BAS lodgements, attracting General Interest Charge (currently 11.5%).
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 5,222 min admin penalty per false BAS + 11.5% GIC on underpaid GST; typical AUD 20k-50k per audit
- Frequency: Quarterly BAS lodgement failures
- Root Cause: Manual classification of controllable/uncontrollable CAM components
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Leasing companies risk AUD 20,000+ ATO penalties per audit from CAM GST errors. Automated GST tagging on CAM line items prevents non-compliance.
Affected Stakeholders
Finance Directors, Tax Accountants
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
CAM Reconciliation Underbilling
Certificate of Insurance Tracking Capacity Loss
COI Compliance Liability Exposure
Missed Maintenance Appointments
Unbilled Service Hours
Overtime from Scheduling Conflicts
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