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New Rates and Charges Regulations
The Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Amendments Regulations 2009 appeared in the Government Gazette 26 June 2009.  These regulations amend the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Regulations 1992.
New Nexus Arrangements for Pay-roll Tax
An announcement was recently made by State and Territory Treasurers indicating that from 1 July 2009, new payroll tax nexus rules are to apply where wages are paid to workers who provide their services in more than one State or Territory in a month.
First Home Owners Boost – Budget Changes
The Commonwealth Government has recently announced an extension to the First Home Owners Boost (FHOB) scheme beyond the original 30 June 2009 finish date.
New Pay-roll Tax Regulations – Motor Vehicle Allowance Exemption
The Pay-roll Tax Assessment Amendment Regulations 2009 appeared in the Government Gazette on 19 June 2009, and amends the Pay-roll Tax Assessment Regulations 2003. 
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State Revenue

State Revenue’s mission is 'To administer revenue laws and grant and subsidy schemes in a fair and efficient manner for the community'.

State Revenue began as the State Taxation Department in 1970 and was amalgamated with Treasury in 2001, becoming a business unit of the Department of Treasury and Finance. As an office dedicated to the administration of revenue, grant and subsidy schemes, not all State Revenue clients are taxpayers.

Alongside the tax lines of duties, land tax and pay-roll tax, we also administer the first home owner grant, a pensioner rebate scheme (on behalf of local governments) and other grant and subsidy schemes.

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Customer Education

We are endeavouring to assist our customers to understand their rights and obligations under the relevant legislation...

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Customer Perception Survey 2008

State Revenue Customer Charter

Customer Education 2008 Survey Results

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