Australian National Accounts: Supply Use Tables

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Supply-use tables balance the 3 measures of GDP and provide detailed information about the supply and use of products in the Australian economy

Reference period
2024-25 financial year
Release date and time
23/10/2026 11:30am AEDT

Introduction

This publication contains the supply-use tables for 2024-25, 2023-24 and 2022-23. The data in this release is consistent with the 2025-26 release of the Australian System of National Accounts.

Supply-use tables are an integral and essential element of the ABS national accounts. They are the building blocks for the Australian System of National Accounts (ASNA). The tables:

  • provide details about the supply and use of products in the Australian economy.
  • provide details about the structure of and interrelationships between Australian industries.
  • balance GDP using the production, expenditure and income approaches.
  • provide annual benchmarks (levels) from which the quarterly estimates are compiled.

The supply-use tables are available through Data Explorer as time series (starting 1994-95).

Data downloads

This release contains data for the 2024-25 reference year and revised data for the 2023-24 and 2022-23 reference years. 

Data files

Refer to the Methodology page for more information on the 2024-25 supply-use tables, as well as industry and product concordances.

Digital activity in the Australian economy

This dataset provides an update on digital activity in Australia in 2024-25. These experimental estimates incorporate the latest supply-use data, resulting in revisions to previously published data.
 
The 2024-25 dataset also includes wholesale industry estimates of online sales from the latest Retail and Wholesale Industries Survey, replacing unpublished data from the Business Characteristics Survey.

Digital activity in the Australian economy

Data Explorer datasets

Previous catalogue number

This release previously used catalogue number 5217.0

Changes in this release

Data downloads

This release of the supply-use tables contains the 2024-25 reference year and revised data for the 2023-24 and 2022-23 reference years.

Historical revisions

The supply-use tables introduce revisions for the 3 open years as part of the standard benchmarking process. These standard revisions affect most products and industries in the supply-use tables. The 3 open years for this release are the 2024-25, 2023-24 and 2022-23 reference years.

Other revisions target individual products and industries in a given year. These targeted revisions can affect any supply-use year (starting 1994-95). They are also referred to as historical revisions.

The 2026 round of revisions incorporates three major historical revisions: improvements to the measurement of health care and social assistance, incorporation of new international aviation data, and improvements to international insurance models. Refer to the Impacts from the 2026 Annual National Accounts historical revisions article for further details of these historical revisions improvements.

Methodology

Scope

Economic activity that falls inside the production boundary defined by the System of National Accounts 2008. The Australian System of National Accounts departs from the recommendations of 2008 SNA in selected areas.

Geography

Data available for:

  • Australia

Data unavailable for:

  • States and territories
  • Local government areas
  • Statistical areas

Source

The supply-use tables are based on survey, administrative and modelled data including:

  • Economic Activity Survey
  • Government Finance Statistics
  • Household Expenditure Survey
  • Census of Population and Housing

Collection method

Statistics are received from:

  • Subject matter areas across the ABS
  • Other government agencies
  • Non-government organisations

Some data are modelled by the ABS where administrative and survey data are unavailable.

Concepts, sources and methods

The following manuals are used to compile the data:

History of changes

This release contains revised data for the 2023-24 and 2022-23 reference years. It also incorporates selected improvements to:

  • Health care and social assistance
  • international insurance models
  • incorporation of new international aviation data
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