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About Taxation statistics 2012–13

Last updated 23 September 2020

Taxation statistics 2012–13 presents an overview of the different taxes administered by the ATO, as well the important role the ATO plays in superannuation. In these statistics, we look at the income tax returns for the 2012–13 income year and other information provided to us, such as goods and services tax and business activity statements, relating to the 2013–14 financial year.

The statistics are presented at a point in time and some rounding has been used for privacy reasons. This section details our cut-off dates, as well as some important definitions:

Data cut-off dates, rounding and abbreviations

Data cut-off dates

The data in these tables includes data processed up to 31 October of the following year. For example, data for the 2012–13 income year includes data processed up to 31 October 2014. The statistics are sourced from annual tax returns (including amended returns), associated schedules (such as the capital gains tax schedule) and activity statements that were processed up to 31 October 2014. Blank copies of these forms are available to review.

Statistics in the detailed tables have been updated for the 2010–11 to 2012–13 income years and 2011–12 to 2013–14 financial years, to include returns processed up to 31 October 2014. These statistics are not necessarily complete and will continue to change as more tax returns and schedules are lodged and processed. Data for the 2009–10 and earlier income years and 2010–11 and earlier financial years, has not been updated in this edition.

These statistics incorporate all return form changes in the 2012–13 income year and 2013–14 financial year. More information is contained within the relevant return form instructions.

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Number rounding for privacy

In order to comply with privacy legislation and regulations:

  • number indicators in all tables have been rounded to the nearest multiple of five, therefore totals may differ from the sum of their components
  • some cells in some tables have been aggregated, however this does not affect the total number of records or the total amounts.

Abbreviations

Abbreviations used within the publication:

APRA

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority

ATO

Australian taxation office

CGT

Capital gains tax

FBT

Fringe benefits tax

GST

Goods and services tax

LCT

Luxury car tax

PRRT

Petroleum resource rent tax

SGC

Superannuation guarantee charge

SMSF

Self–managed superannuation fund

WET

Wine equalisation tax

Abbreviations used within the tables:

no.

number

$m

dollars are shown in millions

$b

dollars are shown in billions

Ml

megalitre, or one million litres

na

not applicable or not available

<1

rounded to zero but not zero

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