Doing Business with Council – Guide to supplying goods and services

From 1 January 2025, all Sellers, whether an individual or non-individual company or trust, must provide an Australian Taxation Office Clearance Certificate to the Buyer, failing which, the Buyer is responsible to ensure that 15% of the purchase price is paid to the Australian Taxation Office at settlement.

Sunshine Coast Council continues to partner with our local businesses to provide opportunities for them to thrive and strengthen our community. Understanding council’s requirements and needs can elevate businesses as a valued member of the supply chain. This fact sheet provides insights and guidance on doing business with council. In this fact sheet, find information on:
• council’s procurement policy and priorities
• where to find contract opportunities
• non-contract based work
• tips for your tender responses.

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