❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks details on the payroll tax rebate for new Aboriginal employees, including the number of rebates, recipient organisations, and financial impacts. The response provides some aggregate data but withholds specific company information due to confidentiality.
AnsweredQoN 2530Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the 100% payroll tax rebate, announced in the 2012/13 State Budget, for wages paid to new Aboriginal employees of Businesses with annual payrolls up to $15 million, and I ask:
(a) how many rebates have been paid by the Government in the 2013/14 Budget;
(b) how many rebates are expected to be paid by the Government in the 2014/15 Budget;
(c) what was the name of each organisation claiming the rebate;
(d) what was the total value of rebates for Aboriginal employees paid to each organisation listed in (c);
(e) what was the total amount of payroll tax paid by each organisation after claiming the rebate;
(f) did any of the above organisations claim a rebate for disabled employees, and if so, how much was claimed; and
(g) for each organisation, how many employees were covered by this rebate?
(a) how many rebates have been paid by the Government in the 2013/14 Budget;
(b) how many rebates are expected to be paid by the Government in the 2014/15 Budget;
(c) what was the name of each organisation claiming the rebate;
(d) what was the total value of rebates for Aboriginal employees paid to each organisation listed in (c);
(e) what was the total amount of payroll tax paid by each organisation after claiming the rebate;
(f) did any of the above organisations claim a rebate for disabled employees, and if so, how much was claimed; and
(g) for each organisation, how many employees were covered by this rebate?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
13 August 2014
Responded by
Minister for Finance
Response time
48 days
(a) 10. (b) At least 10. (c) This information cannot be provided as the confidentiality provisions of the Taxation Administration Act 2003 prevent the Commissioner of State Revenue from disclosing information concerning the payroll tax liabilities of taxpayers. (d) $46 100.31. (e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(b) At least 10. (c) This information cannot be provided as the confidentiality provisions of the Taxation Administration Act 2003 prevent the Commissioner of State Revenue from disclosing information concerning the payroll tax liabilities of taxpayers. (d) $46 100.31. (e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(c) This information cannot be provided as the confidentiality provisions of the Taxation Administration Act 2003 prevent the Commissioner of State Revenue from disclosing information concerning the payroll tax liabilities of taxpayers. (d) $46 100.31. (e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(d) $46 100.31. (e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(b) At least 10. (c) This information cannot be provided as the confidentiality provisions of the Taxation Administration Act 2003 prevent the Commissioner of State Revenue from disclosing information concerning the payroll tax liabilities of taxpayers. (d) $46 100.31. (e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(c) This information cannot be provided as the confidentiality provisions of the Taxation Administration Act 2003 prevent the Commissioner of State Revenue from disclosing information concerning the payroll tax liabilities of taxpayers. (d) $46 100.31. (e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(d) $46 100.31. (e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(e) $1 494 218.40. (f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(f) None of the organisations separately declared any exempt wages in their returns for disabled employees. (g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
(g) This information is not available as it is not required to calculate the rebate payable.
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