Supply of cars or car parts GST-free
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) provides an exemption of Goods and Services Tax (GST) for veterans in certain circumstances.
If you are an eligible veteran you may not have to pay the GST on the purchase or lease of a car or purchase of car parts.
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Tax concessions on cars
Some veterans can claim a GST concession on the purchase of lease of a car or the purchase of car parts.
To find out if you are an eligible veteran or for more information on tax concessions on cars for people with a disability, please visit the ATO website.
The ATO website also provides a helpful eligibility checklist.
Back to topHow you claim
Complete the Declaration for an exemption of GST on a car or car parts — disabled veterans
Present the following to the car dealership:
- your completed declaration for an exemption of GST on a car or car parts — disabled veterans; and
- your Veteran Gold Card with TPI endorsed or a letter from DVA confirming your eligibility
Important information
- If you have paid GST on a car or car parts and you think you should have been eligible for a concession, you may still be able to get a refund of the GST. Call the ATO on 13 28 66 for further advice.
What other help is available
- Motorcycle GST Rebate Scheme
A rebate for the GST paid on a motorcycle or motorcycle parts. You may be able to get this rebate if you have a serious service-related injury or condition. - Vehicle Assistance Scheme
Help with a car if you have a serious service-related injury or condition that affects your mobility. - Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme
Vehicle assistance may be available in limited circumstances if you have ADF service after 1 July 2004. - Medical aids, equipment and modifications under RAP
These items may help you to remain safe and independent.