Partnership statistics for Taxation statistics 2022–23

Key statistics from partnership income tax returns.

Published 27 June 2025

Partnerships summary table

Table 14: Partnership total business income (TBI), by size, 2020–21 to 2022–23 income years
Partnership size	Partnerships no. 2020–21	TBI $m 2020–21	Partnerships no. 2021–22	TBI $m 2021–22	Partnerships no. 2022–23	TBI $m 2022–23
Loss	97	-5	127	-21	130	-19
Nil	58,962	0	58,912	0	57,957	0
Micro	205,561	49,099	196,512	47,469	187,328	45,618
Small	8,287	31,938	8,849	34,889	8,896	35,714
Medium	1,107	28,389	1,248	29,916	1,366	32,534
Large	65	9,829	77	12,243	75	11,076
Very large	51	35,700	49	36,824	55	42,319
Total	274,130	154,949	265,774	161,320	255,807	167,242

Download data from the 2003–04 income year onward at Snapshot table 4External Link.

Detailed statistics from the Partnership tax return 2023 and associated schedules summarised in the ATO's Taxation statistics 2022–23 follow.

The table index lists the different items shown in the detailed tables and specifies in which table they appear.

Table 1External Link: Selected items, for 1990–91 to 2022–23 income years
Table 1A: Selected items for the1990–91 to 2022–23 income years
Table 1B: Counts, averages and medians, for the 2012–13 to 2022–23 income years
Table 2External Link: Selected items, by net Australian income, 2010–11 to 2022–23 income years
Table 2A: Selected items for the 2022–23 income year
Table 2B: Key items for the 2010–11 to 2022–23 income years
Table 3External Link: Selected items, by broad and fine industry, 2022–23 income year
Table 4External Link: Selected items, by entity size and broad industry, 2022–23 income year
Table External Link5: Rental property schedule items, by state or territory of property and net rent position, 2018–19 to 2022–23 income years

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