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24 Explanatory Notes A D D I T I O N A L I N F O R M A T I O N

23 State Governments, 2004-05

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22 State Governments, 2003-04

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21 State Governments, 2002-03

13

20 State Governments, 2001-02

12

19 State Governments, 2000-01

11

18 State Governments, 1999-2000

10

17 State and Local Governments combined, 2004-05

9

16 State and Local Governments combined, 2003-04

8

15 State and Local Governments combined, 2002-03

7

14 State and Local Governments combined, 2001-02

6

13 State and Local Governments combined, 2000-01

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12 State and Local Governments combined, 1999-2000

4

11 Commonwealth Government

3

10 By Level of Government

2

9 All Levels of Government

1 T A X A T I O N T A B L E S

3 Summary of Findings

2 Notes page C O N T E N T S E M B A R G O :

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0 6 TAXATION REVENUE A U S T R A L I A 5506.0

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6252 5735. I N Q U I R I E S w w w . a b s . g o v . a u In this publication, the term '

state'

includes the two territories. Therefore, '

state'

refers to '

state and territory'

and '

state and local'

refers to '

state, territory and local'

. TE R M I N O L O G Y As announced in December

2005 (refer to Government Finance Statistics, Australia, Quarterly, September 2005, Catalogue No. 5519.0.55.001), the ABS has introduced a change in the treatment of Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT). These amounts are now classified as part of compensation of employees in the National Accounts, and as part of taxes on income in GFS. Therefore FBT no longer appears as an Employer Payroll tax in this publication. In previous releases, FBT was the sole component of intergovernmental taxes between the Commonwealth and other levels of government. As a result of the attribution of FBT to income, rather than production, intergovernmental taxes now appear as nil in Tables

2 and 3. This changed treatment also results in a change in the level of Fringe Benefits Tax revenue through the accruals time series. Prior to this change, FBT paid to the Commonwealth by agencies and departments in the general government sector was consolidated in the Commonwealth results. As a result of this change, and consistent with GFS consolidation procedures, all FBT revenues are now recorded as coming from the household sector. As a result the FBT revenue series is at a higher level, because consolidation does not impact on the level of taxes being paid from the household sector to the Commonwealth. CH A N G E S IN TH I S IS S U E This publication contains statistics of taxation revenue collected by all levels of government in Australia for the period 1999-2000 to 2004-05. The taxation revenue statistics presented are for the general government sector and include taxes received from public corporations (i.e. government owned/controlled corporations). The amount of taxes received from these corporations is provided in the relevant tables. AB O U T TH I S PU B L I C A T I O N pay-as-you-go tax PAYG not elsewhere classified n.e.c. goods and services tax GST Government Finance Statistics GFS gross domestic product GDP Fringe Benefits Tax FBT Australian Bureau of Statistics ABS AB B R E V I A T I O N S De n n i s Tr e w i n Au s t r a l i a n St a t i s t i c i a n