Administered Schedule of Comprehensive Income
for the period ended 30 June 2019
2019 |
2018 |
Original Budget |
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Note |
$'m |
$'m |
$'m |
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NET COST OF SERVICES |
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Expenses |
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Subsidies |
9,815 |
9,550 |
9,974 |
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Personal benefits |
1,035 |
1,147 |
1,175 |
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Impairment on receivables1 |
5,449 |
5,508 |
6,667 |
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Penalty and interest charge remission expenses |
1,207 |
1,976 |
1,480 |
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Interest on overpayments |
113 |
105 |
165 |
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Superannuation guarantee charge |
322 |
628 |
625 |
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Unclaimed superannuation monies interest |
109 |
20 |
13 |
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Other expenses |
1 |
1 |
6 |
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Total expenses |
18,051 |
18,935 |
20,105 |
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Revenue |
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Income tax |
338,970 |
312,937 |
329,886 |
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Indirect tax |
91,556 |
89,683 |
95,180 |
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Other taxes2 |
2,912 |
2,969 |
3,158 |
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Non-taxation2 |
(1,081) |
230 |
245 |
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Total revenue |
432,357 |
405,819 |
428,469 |
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Net contribution by services |
414,306 |
386,884 |
408,364 |
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Surplus on continuing operations |
414,306 |
386,884 |
408,364 |
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Total comprehensive income |
414,306 |
386,884 |
408,364 |
1 Includes write-offs of $5,357 million (2018: $6,003) less re-raises of $1,139 million (2018: $1,266) and the movement in the impairment provision of $1,231 million (2018: $771).
2 Comparatives have been reclassified by $59 million in relation to court ordered fines which are now reported as non-taxation revenue.
Budget Variances Commentary : Schedule of Comprehensive Income
Affected line items |
Explanation of major variances |
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Subsidies |
The actuals are lower than budget primarily due to lower than expected research and development (R&D) tax incentive, partially offset by higher than expected fuel tax credits (FTC) claims:
|
Personal benefits |
The actuals are lower than budget primarily due to lower than expected low income super tax offset. This was due to a lower number of eligible recipients than expected at budget. |
Impairment on receivables |
The actuals are lower than budget mainly due to lower than expected individuals, companies and goods and services tax write-offs. This is consistent with an overall increase of collectable debt in 2018-19. |
Penalty and interest charge remission expenses |
The actuals are lower than budget primarily due to lower penalty and interest remissions, consistent with less penalties and interest being imposed on taxpayers. |
Interest on overpayments |
The actuals are lower than budget primarily due to continued improved work practices and increased automation. This has reduced review time and consequently the magnitude of interest on overpayment entitlements. |
Superannuation guarantee charge |
The actuals are lower than budget primarily reflecting delays in the passage of the superannuation guarantee amnesty legislation as well as a higher than expected provisioning for bad and doubtful debt. |
Unclaimed superannuation monies interest |
The actuals are higher than budget primarily reflecting the recognition of the interest that will be paid on existing unclaimed superannuation monies that is able to be proactively reunited as part of the Protecting Your Super Package. |
Income tax |
The actuals are higher than budget primarily due to higher taxes from individuals and companies:
|
Indirect tax |
The actuals are lower than budget primarily due to lower accrued revenue for goods and services tax (GST). This is consistent with lower than expected GST revenue reflecting weaker than expected growth in consumption and dwelling investment. |
Other taxes |
The actuals are lower than budget partially due to lower than expected superannuation guarantee (SG) charge revenue reflecting delays in the passage of the SG amnesty legislation. |
Non-taxation |
The actuals are lower than budget reflecting weakness in the statements for unclaimed superannuation monies (USM) as well as the recognition of the ATO-held USM that is able to be proactively reunited as part of the Protecting Your Super package. |
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