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THE LEDGER / A DECADE ON THE RECORD14 COMPANIES · 2023-24

The Ledger

The reserve empties, and the tax that returns is a trickle. The whole register: what each company took in, and what it paid in company income tax, straight from the ATO's own file. A$0 is the story.

A$1.57tn
Total income, all 14 companies
A$28.3bn
Company income tax paid
1.8%
Of total income, returned as income tax
5
Paid A$0 in every year on the register

Fig. 01 / The accounts · ranked by what came back

Fig. 01Source: ATO Report of Entity Tax Information · 14 companies · total income against income tax paidAs of 2023‑24Read directly
Exhibits on this page1 figure
  1. Fig. 01The accounts · ranked by what came backATO Report of Entity Tax Information · 14 companies · total income against income tax paid

Nil years are marked, never estimated. A gap means the figure is not in that year’s ATO report.

Sources. ATO Corporate Tax Transparency, Report of Entity Tax Information 2013-14 to 2023-24 (data.gov.au), read directly. Releases read: 2013-14 · 2014-15 · 2015-16 · 2016-17 · 2017-18 · 2018-19 · 2019-20 · 2020-21 · 2021-22 · 2022-23 · 2023-24. "Total income" is the ATO gross-income line, not profit; company income tax is levied on taxable income, so a low share can reflect thin margins as much as tax planning. A$0 on billions of income, year after year, is the figure that tells the story. PRRT across the gas names totals A$4.14bn over the years the ATO reports it.

Nobody wrote this table. It is assembled straight from the ATO's public register. Open any company to see its full decade, year by year, with every figure's origin.

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