By Claudia Poposki For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 17:27 BST, 24 May 2019 | Updated: 22:44 BST, 24 May 2019
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The Australian Tax Office will suggest to Prime Minister Scott Morrison that GST needs to be applied to a broader range of foods.
A new Australian Tax Office proposal to Government claims the way GST is currently applied to foods is confusing and needs to simplified, The Age reported.
Some examples of GST-free foods include meat, dairy, fruit, vegetables and baby formula.
However there can be some grey areas - for instance a pre-packaged salad is understood to be a pre-prepared meal but the industry argues it is fresh food.
The Australian Tax Office will put forward to the Morrison government that there needs to be clearer guidelines about what foods have a
