Australia’s mining companies and banks were the largest corporate taxpayers, with the top ten handing more than $33 billion over to the government in the 2021 financial year.
According to the tax office data, BHP Group , Rio Tinto and Fortescue Metals paid the most corporate income tax in 2020-21. Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and NAB were the largest banking taxpayers, paying $3.1 billion, $1.6 billion and $1.3 billion respectively. Virgin Australia made slightly more than Qantas, at $6 billion, and also reported no taxable income. However, it was a step up for the company, which reported gross earnings of $5.1 billion the previous financial year.
Coles, which made $43.4 billion, reported a taxable income of $1.5 billion and paid 30 per cent of that in income tax. It was slightly below its 2019-2020 revenue of $45.6 billion.
needs to change
Let’s blame and misdirect everyone’s attention away from corporate welfare and bang on about the unemployed, ppl with a disability, sole parents and marginally employed ppl holding us back. So gaslighted by these corporate leeches and their lobbyists.
You have one job JEChalmers & SenKatyG fix this absolute disgrace. Billions of dollars lost that could be used for services to Australians. End these obscene & deliberate tax rorts. AlboMP Bowenchris SkyNewsAust newscomauHQ abcnews 9NewsAUS 7NewsAustralia 10NewsFirstSyd
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