Australia’s taxation revenue increased 13.7% ($25.8 billion) for the December quarter 2024, and 5.8% ($11.7 billion) through the year (a). This was lower than through the year growth of 6.5% ($12.3 billion) to December 2023.
Commonwealth taxation is the largest component of taxation revenue, accounting for around 78% to 85% in any given quarter. Many Australians receive income tax refunds shortly after the end of the financial year. As a result, Australia’s taxation revenue typically increases in the December quarter following relatively lower personal income tax collected during the September quarter.
- Through the year growth is the percentage change compared to the same time of the previous year.