586:"contemptible and offensive". The 70 cents per dollar return remained the lowest return awarded to any state or territory. The surplus (which was WA's sixth in a row) and projections of future surpluses prompted speculation that the federal government would be pressured into reneging on the reforms. McGowan said he believed it would be politically impossible for either major party to roll back the reforms given the severe electoral consequences they would suffer in WA. He again criticised other states and territories for demanding changes, pointing out that the no worse-off guarantee meant other jurisdictions would be in the same financial positions had the reforms never occurred.
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527:, Perrottet again criticised the GST arrangement, again suggesting a review of the distribution. McGowan responded by stating that WA received less than it contributed while NSW received more than it contributed, saying "how that is unfair on NSW is a mystery to anyone with a brain". In the 2022–23 financial year, WA received a return of 70.000 cents per dollar collected (at the GST floor), whereas NSW received 95.065 cents per dollar of GST collected in that state. NSW opposition leader
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that states and territories receive either the funding they would have under the old system or the new system, whichever is higher. This prevents the reform causing disadvantage to any jurisdiction during the transition period, which will expire in 2029–30. Several states have held inquiries and have alternatively demanded the federal government undo the reform or continue contributing to the GST pool. The
535:) said that the state should prioritise its own budget repair before attacking the GST reform. However, in March 2023, Minns (who eventually won the state election and became premier) criticised the reform and stated NSW was entitled to a larger share. The NSW government hired a bureaucrat to lead a team of public servants to advance the state's interests in "federal financial relations".
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reform contest that WA can not be expected to indefinitely subsidise other states, that undoing the reform would disincentivize WA from developing its natural resources, and that gambling taxes (which are a major source of revenue in the eastern states) should be included in the distribution calculation just as mining royalties are. The reforms continue to be supported by both the
697:, Chalmers stated that the money spent on the top-up payments was "worth it". Eslake argued that the expense was unjustified and based on an "entitlement mentality", contesting that WA's wealth was simply the coincidental result of having large natural resource reserves and a strong market price for those resources. Saffioti said Eslake was correct that "no one put the
318:) in WA had been relying upon a GST payment of 38 cents to the dollar to help return the state budget to surplus by 2019–20 financial year. Although 34 cents in the dollar was an improvement on the 2016–17 rate of approximately 30 cents in the dollar, the reduction left the state with $ 241 million less than expected for the 2017–18 state budget. State treasurer
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would add additional federal funds to the GST pool to smooth the transition through to 2026–27, to make a "no worse-off guarantee" that no state or territory would have its share fall during this time. The WA government called the plan "compensation" for the state's previous low shares, and stated the new formula would ensure its return to a budget surplus.
141:) subsequently committed to implementing a GST floor to ensure a minimum rate of return for all states and territories, but said it would not be implemented until WA's share had risen to around 75 cents in the dollar under the HFE system, which was not projected to occur for at least another four years. The commitment was heavily criticised by the
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to allow for states to provide "a reasonable (rather than the same) standard" of infrastructure and services. However, the federal government decided to use the payments made to
Victoria and NSW as the benchmark for future payments, offering a series of top-up payments to WA that would not come from the existing GST pool but from federal revenue.
493:, the CGC produced a report which concluded all states except WA would receive less under the new system than the old once the no worse-off guarantee expires in 2027. Pallas claimed the new distribution system "has nothing to do with making the GST fairer and everything to do with winning the west at the election." New SA Premier
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established a public inquiry into the state's "share of federal GST funding". The governments of
Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), and SA all made submissions opposing the new model of distribution, while WA made a submission supporting the reform. The inquiry tabled its report on 10
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Prior to the reforms, the CGC had used the fiscally strongest state as its equalisation benchmark. However, the new changes meant that the each state or territories relativity must be at least as high as the relativity of the standard state (the standard state being the fiscally stronger of
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WA projected a surplus of $ 4.2 billion when it delivered the 2022–23 budget, larger than the surplus forecasted by the federal government. WA forecast a further four years of budget surpluses. During his budget speech, McGowan said any changes to the reform that reduced the minimum return would be
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Productivity Commission to undertake a second review of the HFE system in May 2017. Victoria made a submission to the Commission opposing any changes to the distribution system. The report was handed down in May 2018, and recommended that the returns should be determined so as
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By 2017 the existing system had resulted in a situation in which WA was paid approximately 34 cents for every dollar of GST it raised. The next lowest share was received by New South Wales (NSW), who received approximately 88 cents in the dollar, with the highest sharing being the approximately 466
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WA's budget is supported in large part by resource royalties. The GST return received by WA was relatively steady from 2000 to the mid-2000s, taking its first plunge as the iron ore and gas boom began and resource tax revenue rose dramatically. To account for the rise in resource royalties revenue,
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The federal government announced its final model in July 2018. The plan, which began in 2019–20, consisted of a floor of 70 cents per dollar in the financial year 2022–23, rising to 75 cents in the dollar from 2024–25, a guarantee which applies to all states and territories. The federal government
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However, Turnbull again stated that no floor would be introduced until WA's share had been raised to between 70 and 75 cents to the dollar under the HFE system, which was not projected to occur for at least four years. He added that no change could occur without the agreement of other states and
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Richardson suggested that the reform could cost the federal government over $ 50 billion by 2030, and asked the Productivity Commission to recommend abolishing the top-up payment. Eslake and Richardson argued that the reform was purely a political move to win seats in WA. WA treasurer
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Senator Smith who requested access to all correspondence between the federal treasurer and the treasurers of the other states and territories regarding the GST. Chalmers's office confirmed that they held approximately 500 pages of relevant material, but would not fulfill the request due to
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30 billion by the financial year 2016–17. That year, the state ran a budget deficit of $ 3.9 billion. In 2016–17, $ 4 billion of WA's GST revenue had been distributed to other states. Prime
Minister
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322:(Labor) called the situation a "joke" and requested a top-up payment of $ 226 million, claiming the state was "in the fourth year of what is effectively a domestic recession". Federal treasurer
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are commonplace) should be included when calculating GST shares, as mineral royalties are. The McGowan government allocated $ 1.6 million to fund a dedicated team of eight staff within the
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March 2022, concluding that WA was being unfairly advantaged over the other states and territories, and called for a return to the original HFE system without a payments floor.
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in May 2024 to discuss "the GST debacle", with Eslake defending HFE distribution and Barnett arguing for a move to per-capita distribution. Following the
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released a report on federal budget repair that included a recommendation to reverse the GST reform. Following the report
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2202:"WA Premier poses with spear, asks Perrottet to 'take me on' amid GST row"
1619:"Why the government will be sending more GST funding to Western Australia"
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3923:"'Kissed on the arse by a rainbow': Economist rubbishes WA's GST claim"
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2374:"Victoria furious Canberra's GST carve-up 'robs' the state of billions"
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subsequently committed multiple times to maintaining the GST reform.
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1189:"Pauline Hanson contradicts herself on GST share for WA, Queensland"
1813:"WA's GST windfall: 'McGowan is the Gollum of Australian politics'"
1696:"WA will finally get a GST boost and here's how it's going to work"
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601:(Labor) called the reform "the greatest act of vandalism" in the
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due to WA's status as the key swing state in federal elections.
3829:"Touch WA's GST and suffer the political consequences: Saffioti"
512:
backed by WA's mining sector, a policy that drew criticism from
2599:"Mark McGowan lashes Dominic Perrottet amid ongoing GST battle"
444:
3029:"Kate Chaney tells fellow teal independent hands off GST deal"
1943:"Submissions - Inquiry into Commonwealth support for Victoria"
330:(Liberal) also weighed in, calling HFE "terminally diseased".
3724:"'Beyond comprehension': WA's GST deal to blow out to $ 50b"
2724:"'Fact-finding mission': Minns and McGowan friendly on GST"
981:"'Every right to feel aggrieved': PM commits to GST review"
3436:"Record $ 12b surplus as Qld rides property and coal boom"
1115:"New WA Premier urges PM to 'show backbone' on GST reform"
1152:"GST row flares as Turnbull challenges new WA Government"
3577:"Keep promise on GST, says NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey"
420:
by both national and international standards during the
392:
Introduction of GST floor and new equalisation benchmark
4056:"NSW ups fight for GST amid move to 'wellbeing' budget"
2240:"McGowan's spear-wielding challenge to new NSW Premier"
1063:
Report on GST Revenue Sharing Relativities, 2017 Update
1027:"WA facing budget black hole as GST share revised down"
922:
The Forum of Federations Handbook of Fiscal Federalism
508:
In November 2022, McGowan announced the creation of a
3973:
Caporn, Dylan; Jervis-Bardy, Dan (18 February 2024).
121:
WA ran in deficit for much of the 2010s, and Premier
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cents to the dollar paid to the Northern Territory.
3217:"Western Australia hands down sixth budget surplus"
2463:"Billions of reasons WA can't be taken for granted"
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Political controversy over tax revenue in Australia
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1371:"Scott Morrison orders review of GST distribution"
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3290:Curtis, Katina; Jervis-Bardy, Dan (30 May 2023).
2028:"No deal: Perrottet plea for GST change rebuffed"
1694:Perpitch, Nicolas; Laschon, Eliza (5 July 2018).
4864:
4272:Western Australia and the Goods and Services Tax
74:The GST system was originally legislated by the
3476:"Mining boom no barrier to Queensland GST grab"
3026:Curtis, Katina; Dietsch, Jake (14 April 2023).
1693:
733:Reinhardt, Sam; Steel, Lee (4 September 2006).
689:". Eslake and Barnett appeared together at the
642:
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3390:"New leader, same old fight over GST carve-up"
2825:Spagnolo, Joe; Curtis, Katina (4 March 2023).
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1980:Inquiry into Commonwealth support for Victoria
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2979:"Teal urges PM to axe 'unjustified' GST deal"
2676:GST Revenue Sharing Relativities, 2022 Update
2372:Wright, Shane; Gordon, Josh (25 March 2022).
1737:(Report). Occasional Paper Series. Canberra:
1664:(Report). Occasional Paper Series. Canberra:
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2782:"Now even Labor in NSW is joining GST grab"
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735:"A brief history of Australia's tax system"
708:
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4169:Mayes, Andrea; Crowley, Tom (8 May 2024).
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2084:"Victoria furious over GST transfer to WA"
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2128:"'Danger': Premier calls for backup"
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2976:Snowden, Angelica (14 April 2023).
2884:Jervis-Bardy, Dan (12 April 2023).
2721:Hastie, Hamish (20 December 2022).
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1528:"Victoria to fight WA on GST claim"
1402:Hutchens, Gareth (9 October 2017).
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1248:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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979:O'Connor, Andrew (13 August 2016).
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2832:"NSW's hired GST gun to target WA"
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1369:Hutchens, Gareth (30 April 2017).
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1150:O'Connor, Andrew (20 March 2017).
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371:A review of the HFE system by the
70:Goods and services tax (Australia)
14:
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4138:"Saul Eslake & Colin Barnett"
4020:Butler, Josh (19 February 2024).
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2776:Zimmerman, Josh (21 March 2023).
2126:Nilsson, Anton (6 October 2021).
2078:Gordon, Josh (18 December 2021).
1810:Kehoe, John (10 September 2021).
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1236:Powell, Graeme (27 August 2017).
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2456:Curtis, Katina (11 April 2023).
2026:Wright, Shane (5 October 2021).
1741:. September 2021. pp. 1–2.
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485:After the 2022 federal election
408:Dissatisfaction with the reform
4581:Australian Securities Exchange
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3921:Rabe, Tom (18 February 2024).
3523:Spagnolo, Joe (16 July 2023).
3434:Dennien, Matt (13 June 2023).
3252:Hastie, Hamish (12 May 2023).
3178:Carmody, James (11 May 2023).
3135:Brookes, Sarah (9 July 2023).
2683:Commonwealth Grants Commission
2284:Law, Peter (29 October 2021).
2200:Zaczek, Zoe (8 October 2021).
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1739:Commonwealth Grants Commission
1666:Commonwealth Grants Commission
1564:Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation
1482:. 15 May 2018. pp. iv–v.
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429:Victorian Legislative Assembly
334:territories, which WA Premier
99:Commonwealth Grants Commission
91:horizontal fiscal equalisation
41:Commonwealth Grants Commission
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4211:Caporn, Dylan (3 June 2024).
3473:Lynch, Lydia (11 June 2023).
1988:Victorian Legislative Council
1953:Victorian Legislative Council
1668:. September 2021. p. 2.
1113:Kagi, Jacob (22 March 2017).
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703:gas under the Northwest shelf
605:history. McGowan's successor
191:Australian Capital Territory
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4424:Australian Capital Territory
3387:Garvey, Paul (6 June 2023).
2935:Karp, Paul (11 April 2023).
2685:. 25 March 2022. p. 4.
1573:. 15 May 2018. p. 236.
1072:. 10 March 2017. p. 2.
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413:During the COVID-19 pandemic
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4913:2023 in Australian politics
4908:2022 in Australian politics
4903:2021 in Australian politics
4898:2018 in Australian politics
4893:2017 in Australian politics
4795:Australia–United States FTA
4685:National Electricity Market
4218:"WA's greedy "entitlement""
3928:Australian Financial Review
3730:Australian Financial Review
3215:Wu, Crystal (11 May 2023).
1819:Australian Financial Review
935:10.1007/978-3-030-97258-5_1
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846:(ed.). "GST for Dommies".
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3149:Nine Entertainment Co.
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2290:"New fight on the GST"
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4780:Australia–Chile FTA
4741:Wealth in Australia
4721:Income in Australia
4704:Economic conditions
4600:Regulatory agencies
4559:Banking and Finance
4347:Four pillars policy
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4112:News Corp Australia
3982:The West Australian
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691:National Press Club
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3869:De Ceglie, Anthony
3777:De Ceglie, Anthony
3666:De Ceglie, Anthony
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2886:De Ceglie, Anthony
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2778:De Ceglie, Anthony
2735:Nine Entertainment
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878:(10 April 2015).
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1538:Seven West Media
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622:National Cabinet
568:Michael Ferguson
552:teal independent
468:Anthony Albanese
280:
279:
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251:South Australia
250:
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235:
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206:New South Wales
205:
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159:State/territory
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135:Malcolm Turnbull
95:fiscal imbalance
4933:
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4923:
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4762:Labour movement
4745:
4731:Property bubble
4711:Government debt
4699:
4641:
4595:
4585:S&P/ASX 200
4554:
4506:
4428:
4414:South Australia
4394:New South Wales
4387:State economies
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12:
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4590:All Ordinaries
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3835:Brisbane Times
3818:
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3583:The Australian
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3441:Brisbane Times
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3396:The Australian
3379:
3349:The Australian
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550:, a Victorian
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435:NSW treasurer
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324:Scott Morrison
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