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Radiocommunications (Transmitter Licence Tax) Determination 2015
305ABase amount for a licence
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305A Base amount for a licence
The base amount for a licence is:
(a) the bandwidth (in MHz) authorised for use by a transmitter under the licence; multiplied by
(b) the tax rate in column 2 of Table 305A for the state or territory of the licence.
Table 305A
| Column 1State or territory of the licence | Column 2Tax rate ($) | |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Capital Territory | $1,268 | |
| New South Wales | $120,176 | |
| Northern Territory | $3,355 | |
| Queensland | $90,200 | |
| South Australia | $20,292 | |
| Tasmania | $483 | |
| Victoria | $103,239 | |
| Western Australia | $22,999 |
Note: Example: A harmonised government spectrum area licence authorises the use, by transmitters, of 10 MHz in every part of South Australia. The base amount for the licence on 5 April 2024 is: 10 x 20,292 = $202,920.