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Forums › Travel (planes, train, cruise) › Government will start adding GST to mobile roaming charges.
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  # 2243358 22-May-2019 21:33
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If $2.61 is GST, won't Skinny be obliged to pay that to the IRD as GST collected.

 

Then they're giving you a $20 top up, not $17.39 top up so they'll be losing money.

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  # 2244608 24-May-2019 14:19
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Rikkitic:

 

Wasn't that John Key?

 

 

George Bush :P

 

https://youtu.be/CP9_kkzfN-w?t=8 

 

 

 
 
 
 


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  # 2244644 24-May-2019 15:28
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I thought Key promised he wouldn't increase GST to 15% but I might have that wrong. My memory is becoming increasingly scrambled.

 

 

 

 




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  # 2245287 25-May-2019 11:56
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If a call made in a foreign country, to a foreign number, warrants GST then why don't my food and hotel bills when overseas?





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  # 2245298 25-May-2019 12:04
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Don't give them ideas.

 

 




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  # 2246805 28-May-2019 08:40
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Rikkitic:

 

Don't give them ideas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sorry. My bad. They waste enough of our money already - I should not encourage them.





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