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Financial year

Average monthly boardings - other

Median monthly boardings - other

Average monthly transfers - other

Median monthly transfers - other

1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015

4,511

4,657

1,097

1,120

1 July 2015 to 30 June 2016

4,078

4,123

908

920

1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017

3,890

3,907

773

792

1 July 2017 to 30 June 2018

3,598

3,659

705

712

1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019

3,938

3,803

908

825

(3) Transport Canberra and City Services does not have the facility to calculate this information from data generated by the MyWay ticketing system.

Government—revenue
(Question No 2875)

Mr Coe asked the Treasurer, upon notice, on 29 November 2019:

(1) Can the Treasurer provide a breakdown of the total revenue collected through the ACT Revenue Office for each financial year since 2007-08 inclusive to date by (a) residential rates charges, (b) commercial rates charges, (c) land tax charges, (d) duties charges, (e) residential rates penalties, (f) commercial rates penalties, (g) land tax penalties, (h) duties penalties, (i) residential rates interest, (j) commercial rates interest, (k) land tax interest and (l) duties interest.

(2) Can the Treasurer provide a breakdown of the (a) total number of properties and (b) type of properties for each financial year since 2017-18 inclusive to date that accrued (i) residential rates penalties, (ii) commercial rates penalties, (iii) land tax penalties, (iv) duties penalties, (v) residential rates interest, (vi) commercial rates interest, (vii) land tax interest and (viii) duties interest.

(3) What is the current total value of outstanding payments in relation to (a) residential rates charges, (b) commercial rates charges, (c) land tax charges, (d) duties charges, (e) residential rates penalties, (f) commercial rates penalties, (g) land tax penalties, (h) duties penalties, (i) residential rates interest, (j) commercial rates interest, (k) land tax interest and (l) duties interest.

(4) What is the policy for collecting interest on overdue rates, including how interest is (a) calculated, (b) charged and (c) what period of time the interest charged relates to.

(5) Further to part (4), can the Minister advise in relation to rates informal challenges or formal objections for each of the previous five financial years to date (a) how many challenges or objections has the ACT Revenue Office received, (b) what was the value of rates interest challenged or objected to, (c) how many challenges or objections have been successful and (d) what is the value of any interest charges that have been remitted, waived or otherwise refunded.

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