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Consumer Price Index (CPI) rates

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All groups – weighted average of eight capital cities

Consumer Price Index (CPI) rates updated to include December 2009 quarter figure.

Quarter ending

Year

31 March

30 June

30 September

31 December

2009

166.2

167.0

168.6

169.5

2008

162.2

164.6

166.5

166.0

2007

155.6

157.5

158.6

160.1

2006

151.9

154.3

155.7

155.5

2005

147.5

148.4

149.8

150.6

2004

144.1

144.8

145.4

146.5

2003

141.3

141.3

142.1

142.8

2002

136.6

137.6

138.5

139.5

2001

132.7

133.8

134.2

135.4

2000

125.2

126.2

130.9

131.3

1999

121.8

122.3

*123.4

124.1

1998

120.3

121.0

121.3

121.9

1997

120.5

120.2

119.7

120.0

1996

119.0

119.8

120.1

120.3

1995

114.7

116.2

117.6

118.5

1994

110.4

111.2

111.9

112.8

1993

108.9

109.3

109.8

110.0

1992

107.6

107.3

107.4

107.9

1991

105.8

106.0

106.6

107.6

1990

100.9

102.5

103.3

106.0

1989

92.9

95.2

97.4

99.2

1988

87.0

88.5

90.2

92.0

1987

81.4

82.6

84.0

85.5

1986

74.4

75.6

77.6

79.8

1985

N/A

N/A

71.3

72.7

For further information please contact:

Tax agents

13 72 86 Fast Key Code 2 1 4

Other taxpayers

13 28 61

*Capital gains: indexation
Indexation is only relevant in working out the cost base of an asset acquired before 21 September 1999. If the indexation method (rather than the discount method) is used to work out a capital gain from such an asset, some of the cost base expenditure of the asset may be indexed to account for inflation up to the September 1999 quarter. Changes to the law mean that indexation is frozen at that time.

For further information on calculating your capital gain using the indexation method refer to the Guide to capital gains tax 2008–09.

Last Modified: Wednesday, 3 February 2010

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