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GST Tax Reviews

Most demands trace back to something that was visible in the records months earlier. A tax review finds it first — a structured diagnostic of your filings and positions, with a prioritised plan to fix what matters.

What's included

Everything this engagement covers.

  • Diagnostic review of filed returns and tax positions
  • ITC eligibility review and blocked-credit check
  • Compliance-gap and exposure analysis
  • Audit-readiness assessment
  • Prioritised recommendations to optimise and de-risk
Who it's for

Signs you need this now.

  • You want assurance before a departmental audit or due diligence
  • Past filings were handled in-house or by another firm
  • ITC positions have never been independently checked
  • You're preparing for a transaction, investor or lender review
  • You suspect exposure but don't know where it sits
Our approach

How we run it.

  1. 1

    Scope the review

    We agree the periods and areas to cover, focused on where exposure is most likely.

  2. 2

    Examine the records

    We test filings, ITC and key positions against the law and your books.

  3. 3

    Quantify exposure

    We rank findings by materiality and risk, so you know what's urgent and what's not.

  4. 4

    Recommend the fix

    You get a clear roadmap — what to correct, how, and within which time limit.

Deliverables & timelines

What you receive.

  • A written review report with ranked findings
  • Quantified exposure and potential recoveries
  • A prioritised, time-bound remediation roadmap
  • A debrief with your finance team
Why ASA for this

The reason clients hand us this work.

  • We review with an auditor's and a litigator's eye — we know what gets challenged
  • Findings are quantified and prioritised, not a generic checklist
  • We can also execute the fixes through our compliance team
Related questions

Questions we're often asked.

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Let's talk

Reduce your tax burden with the right partner.

A focused conversation about your GST position — where the risk is, and what to do about it. No obligation.