GST
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GST may refer to:
Taxes
[edit]- General sales tax
- Goods and Services Tax, the name for the value-added tax in several jurisdictions:
- Generation-skipping transfer tax, in the United States
Science and technology
[edit]Computing
[edit]- Generalized suffix tree
- GeSbTe, a phase-change material
- GST Computer Systems, a group of British software developers
- GStreamer, a multimedia framework
Vehicles
[edit]- GST Catalina, a US flying boat
- Vision GST, a Mercedes-Benz concept car
Other uses in science and technology
[edit]- Gene-specific tag (also referred to as SNP)
- General set theory
- General strain theory, in sociology
- General systems theory
- Generalized structure tensor
- Global surface temperature
- Glutathione S-transferase
- Goode Solar Telescope, in California
Timekeeping
[edit]- Gulf Standard Time, in the Middle East
- Greenwich Sidereal Time, used in astronomy
- Galileo System Time
Businesses and organizations
[edit]- Danish Geodata Agency (Geodatastyrelsen)
- GST Computer Systems, a group of British software developers
- General Staff (Sweden), a former agency of the Government of Sweden
- German Steel Trust, a German steel company
- Gerolsteiner (cycling team)
- Gesellschaft für Sport und Technik, a former East German mass organization providing mandatory pre-military training
- Groupe socialiste des travailleurs du Québec, a defunct political movement in Canada
- Gulf States Toyota Distributors, an American automobile distributor
- SIES Graduate School of Technology, in Mumbai, India
Other uses
[edit]- Greystone (CIA operation)
- Grand Southern Trunk Road, in India
- G-TELP Speaking Test, English language test
- Gustavus Airport, in Alaska
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