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Source Contact person/organisation Contact person/organisation Data source(s) used Data source(s) used Direct source Direct source Date last input received Date last input received Data Characteristics Data Characteristics Unit of measure used Unit of measure used Power code Power code Variables collected Variables collectedThe figures for total tax revenue do not match the published totals in Taxation Revenue Australia. The latter is based on an accrual IMF GFS methodology and there are some differences between that and the OECD equivalent.
Heading 5213 includes radio and television licenses fees, though these are usually not regarded as a tax revenue in the OECD list.
Headings for non-wastable tax credits 1110 and 1210 include the private health insurance tax offset, family benefit, baby bonus tax offsets (paid during the 2003-04 budget year), film tax offset, and research and development tax offsets. The estimation of non-wastable credits into the expenditure and transfer components is in accordance with the OECD guidelines on the treatment and the data for this memorandum item has been provided by the Australian Taxation Office.
Link to Release calendar Link to Release calendar Other data characteristics Other data characteristics Population & Scope Population & Scope Other coverage Other coverage Other Aspects Other Aspects Quality comments Quality comments Other comments Other commentsThe figures for total tax revenue do not match the published totals in Taxation Revenue Australia. The latter is based on an accrual IMF GFS methodology and there are some differences between that and the OECD equivalent.
Heading 5213 includes radio and television licenses fees, though these are usually not regarded as a tax revenue in the OECD list.
Headings for non-wastable tax credits 1110 and 1210 include the private health insurance tax offset, family benefit, baby bonus tax offsets (paid during the 2003-04 budget year), film tax offset, and research and development tax offsets. The estimation of non-wastable credits into the expenditure and transfer components is in accordance with the OECD guidelines on the treatment and the data for this memorandum item has been provided by the Australian Taxation Office.