Australian Tax Rates - Table 2

14 May 1999
TAX
NSW
VIC
QLD
WA
SA
TAS
NT
ACT
POKER MACHINE TAX
(referred to in some States as "Gaming Machine" tax.)

Gambling Licence Fee:
Tattersalls is required to pay annually for the duration of its licence = (ending April 2012) 30% of its net profit or $35.0m (included annully by = CPI) whichever is higher.
Federal Hotels Ltd has exclusive rights to conduct = casino operations and operate gaming machines in Tasmania. The tax is = based on Federal Hotels' total gross profit earned in a financial = year.
Clubs: From 1.2.98:
Levied on annual profits derived from gaming machines (Poker Machines = and Approved Amusement Devices.)
0-$100,000 0%
$100,001- $200,000 1%
$200,001-$1m. 22.5%
>$1m. 30%
(Limits apply to the number of Approved Amusement Devices Clubs can = operate on their premises)Flat 30% rate for multi-terminal gaming = machines since 1.3.97
33.33% of gross profit (net cash balance).

Based on metered win:
$0-$10,000 10%
$10,001-$75,000
27%
$75,001-$150,000
30%
$150,001-$300,000
33%
$300,001-$1,400,000
35%
over $1,400,000 45%
(Includes Sports and Recreation Levy, Charities and Rehabilitation Levy = and Gaming Machine Community Benefit Levy).
No gaming machines Tax based on annual net gambling revenue in a = financial year.
$0-$399,000: 35%
$399,001-$945,000:
$139,650 + 40% ofexcess
above $945,000:
$358,050 + 45% of excess
In addition, a 0.5% surcharge is imposed on each of the above percentage = tax rates.
From 1.1.97.
<$30m: 25%
$30m - <$35m:
30% of excess
$35m:
35% of excess.
In addition, a community support levy of 2% of gross profit is = levied.
47% of gross profit.
Draw Card Machine
Community Benefit Levy of 3% of turnover
1% of first $8,000 gross monthly club gaming machine = revenue,
22.5% of revenue from $8,000 to $25,000 and 23.5% = thereafter.
Hotels:

Levied on annual profits derived from gaming machines = (Poker Machines and Approved Amusement Devices.)
$1-$25,000. 15%
$25,001-$400,000. 25%
$400,001-$1m. 35%
>$1m. 40%
(Limits apply to number of Poker Machines Hotels can operate on their = premises)
41.67% of gross profit (net cash balance) - of which = 8.33% is allocated to a Community Support Fund. 50% of metered win.
(Includes Sports and Recreation Levy, Charities and Rehabilitation Levy = and Gaming Machine Community Benefit Levy).
No gaming machines.

As for clubs As for clubs
In addition, a community support levy of 4% will be levied.

47% of gross profit and a Community Benefit Levy at = 25% of gross profit.
Draw Card Machine
6% of turnover (of which 3% is paid to charities and sporting = clubs).
35% monthly gaming machine revenue (Hotels and = Taverns).
TAX
NSW
VIC
QLD
WA
SA
TAS
NT
ACT
Reference Period: Payments are quarterly, relating to the previous 3 = month's transactions. Payments are weekly, relating to the transactions in = the week, 2 weeks prior. Payments are made monthly relating to the previous = month's turnover. Payments are made monthly relating to previous months = activity. Payments relate to previous month's gross = profit. Payments are quarterly, relating to the previous 3 = month's transactions Payments are monthly and relate to transactions in the = previous month.
CASINO
Licence fee:

A once only non refundable lump sum payment of = $376m.

Crown has agreed to pay a further $100.8 million in = monthly instalments of $2.8 million beginning January 1996, over three = years, as an additional licence fee payment in return for the Government = agreeing to an increase in the number of tables in the permanent casino = which opened on 8 May 1997.

$125,000 per quarter.


$1.74 million p.a. (indexed to CPI).


$5,000 per month.

$60,800 per month, indexed annually


Not imposed.

$540,000
Tax Rate: 20% of gross revenue from table gaming and 22.5% of = gross revenue from slots plus super tax on table revenue above = $222.6m p.a. at 1% per each $5.565m to a maximum of 45%. Regular Players:
21.25% of gross gaming revenue plus super tax.
Super tax - 1% for each $20m of gross gaming revenue above $500m (CPI = adjusted from 1994) up to maximum of 20% on gross gaming revenue over = $880m (CPI adjusted from 1994).
The maximum total tax on marginal revenue is 41.25%.
Commission-based Players: Concessional rate of 9% plus a super tax = (additional 1.0% for every $20m) on gross gaming revenue above $160m = (CPI adjusted from 1994) to a maximum tax on marginal revenue of = 21.25%.
20% of gross revenue for Gold Coast and Brisbane = casinos and 10% of gross revenue for Townsville and Cairns casinos.
Junkets:
10% of gross gaming revenue for Gold Coast and Brisbane casinos and 8% = for Cairns and Townsville casinos.

15% of gross revenue.

Higher of:
20% of net gambling revenue;
OR
Table games at 13.75% of net gambling revenue plus
gaming machines based on annual net gambling revenue in a financial = year at:
$0-$900,000 35%
Above $900,000
$315,000 + 40% of excess.
Federal Hotels Ltd has exclusive rights to conduct = casino operations and operate gaming machines in Tasmania. The tax is = based on Federal Hotels' total gross profit earned in a financial = year.
Video gaming (poker machines):
<$30m: 25%
$30m - <$35m:
30% of excess
$35m:
35% of excess.
Other gaming -
15% of gross revenue.
General Casino Tax at the rate of 8% of gross profit = derived from all gaming other than poker machine gaming.
Poker Machine Tax from 1.7.97 to 30.6.99 at the rate of 17.5% on gross = profit.
20% of gross revenue
Junket Operations:
10% of gross revenue