Useful links
- Duties Act 2001
- First Home Owner Grant Act 2000
- Land Tax Act 1915
- Payroll Tax Act 1971
- Taxation Administration Act 2001
- Community Ambulance Cover Act 2003
- Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel
- Australian Tax Office
- NSW Office of State Revenue
- Vic. State Revenue Office
- WA Office of State Revenue
- RevenueSA
- Tas. State Revenue Office
- ACT Revenue Office
- NT Revenue Office
- Commonwealth of Australian Law
- Australasian Legal Information Institute
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The Taxation Administration Act 2001 covers:
- record keeping
- lodging and providing documents
- confidentiality.
Record keeping
Taxpayers need to keep records so their tax liability can be established. It is an offence to not keep these records, or to wilfully damage or destroy them. Records should generally be kept for 5 years (unless we instruct otherwise).
Lodging documents
Documents can be:
- lodged in person at a service centre
- posted or faxed to us.
If a document is lodged after business hours, it is taken to have been received on the next business day.
A lodgement will not be complete until all required documents are lodged, including completed forms where necessary.
If documents are not lodged on time, unpaid tax interest will accrue.
Confidentiality
Information you submit will not be shared with any outside parties unless we are required to by law.
Contact us for further information.