❓ Dr. Constable asks the Treasurer about revenue figures from 1997-2004. The Treasurer provides figures, highlighting increased funding in key service areas, tax reforms, and debt reduction under the Gallop Government.
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(b) 1997-1998; (c) 1998-1999; (d) 1999-2000; (e) 2000-2001; (f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(c) 1998-1999; (d) 1999-2000; (e) 2000-2001; (f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(d) 1999-2000; (e) 2000-2001; (f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(e) 2000-2001; (f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(h) 2003-2004?
(c) 1998-1999; (d) 1999-2000; (e) 2000-2001; (f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(d) 1999-2000; (e) 2000-2001; (f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(e) 2000-2001; (f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(f) 2001-2002; (g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(g) 2002-2003; and (h) 2003-2004?
(h) 2003-2004?
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26 November 2004
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Using increased revenue and harnessing the proceeds of cutting waste and duplication, the Gallop Government has been able to provide massive increases in funding in key service areas. In 2004-05, annual spending on health is $808 million higher than when the Government came to office, education spending is $457 million higher, police spending is $159 million higher and disability services spending is $72 million higher. The Government has also funded the $1.5billion New MetroRail Project, the $1.7billion Reid Reform Plan for the State's public health system and the $350million desalination plant. It has also paid off $481 million in State debt. These decisions have been made within a responsible financial framework that aims to keep the Budget in balance and preserve the State's AAA credit rating. Recognising the inequities and administrative burden for businesses in meeting State tax obligations, the Gallop Government embarked on the biggest tax reform program since the Second World War. This has seen the abolition of six nuisance taxes and the simplification of payroll and land tax. The Government has legislated to abolish debits tax from 1 July 2005. Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
The Government has also funded the $1.5billion New MetroRail Project, the $1.7billion Reid Reform Plan for the State's public health system and the $350million desalination plant. It has also paid off $481 million in State debt. These decisions have been made within a responsible financial framework that aims to keep the Budget in balance and preserve the State's AAA credit rating. Recognising the inequities and administrative burden for businesses in meeting State tax obligations, the Gallop Government embarked on the biggest tax reform program since the Second World War. This has seen the abolition of six nuisance taxes and the simplification of payroll and land tax. The Government has legislated to abolish debits tax from 1 July 2005. Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
These decisions have been made within a responsible financial framework that aims to keep the Budget in balance and preserve the State's AAA credit rating. Recognising the inequities and administrative burden for businesses in meeting State tax obligations, the Gallop Government embarked on the biggest tax reform program since the Second World War. This has seen the abolition of six nuisance taxes and the simplification of payroll and land tax. The Government has legislated to abolish debits tax from 1 July 2005. Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
Recognising the inequities and administrative burden for businesses in meeting State tax obligations, the Gallop Government embarked on the biggest tax reform program since the Second World War. This has seen the abolition of six nuisance taxes and the simplification of payroll and land tax. The Government has legislated to abolish debits tax from 1 July 2005. Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
The Government has also funded the $1.5billion New MetroRail Project, the $1.7billion Reid Reform Plan for the State's public health system and the $350million desalination plant. It has also paid off $481 million in State debt. These decisions have been made within a responsible financial framework that aims to keep the Budget in balance and preserve the State's AAA credit rating. Recognising the inequities and administrative burden for businesses in meeting State tax obligations, the Gallop Government embarked on the biggest tax reform program since the Second World War. This has seen the abolition of six nuisance taxes and the simplification of payroll and land tax. The Government has legislated to abolish debits tax from 1 July 2005. Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
These decisions have been made within a responsible financial framework that aims to keep the Budget in balance and preserve the State's AAA credit rating. Recognising the inequities and administrative burden for businesses in meeting State tax obligations, the Gallop Government embarked on the biggest tax reform program since the Second World War. This has seen the abolition of six nuisance taxes and the simplification of payroll and land tax. The Government has legislated to abolish debits tax from 1 July 2005. Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
Recognising the inequities and administrative burden for businesses in meeting State tax obligations, the Gallop Government embarked on the biggest tax reform program since the Second World War. This has seen the abolition of six nuisance taxes and the simplification of payroll and land tax. The Government has legislated to abolish debits tax from 1 July 2005. Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
Given strong economic conditions and the improved revenue outlook, the Government was able to provide tax relief in the 2004-05 State Budget. In October 2004, the Premier announced a further $1 billion in stamp duty, land tax and payroll tax relief over the next four years. In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
In answer to the Member's specific question: (1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(1) (a) $56 million (b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(b) $107 million (c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(c)$108 million (d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(d) $103 million (e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(e) $100 million (f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(f) $96 million (g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(g) $95 million (h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(h) $97 million The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
The revenue figures prior to 1998 are on a cash basis. All data figures from 1998-1999 onwards are on an accrual Government Finance Statistics (GFS) basis. (2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
(2) 2004-05 $96 million 2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
2005-06 $8 million These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
These figures were calculated on an accrual basis and are 2004-05 budget time estimates.
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