These resources are designed for members of the community who want to help communicate why the GST Reforms and current GST distribution matters to Western Australia and the national economy.
By sharing these materials, you can help people stay informed, understand what is at stake, and find out how they can continue to have their voice heard.
To stay up to date with the progress of the inquiry and share the latest facts with your network visit WA.gov.au/GST.
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The Productivity Commission is reviewing how GST is distributed across Australia, and WA's share of the GST could be at risk.
GST helps fund essential services and infrastructure WA relies on every day.
If the current system changes, WA could lose $6 billion per year in funding for hospitals, schools, roads and other essential services.
WA isn’t seeking a greater share of the GST, but to maintain the current 2018 reform GST distribution.
Stay informed and visit the ways you can get involved at Wa.gov.au/GST
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Protecting WA’s share of GST is important to maintain funding for hospitals, schools, roads, and other infrastructure.
Western Australia currently receives less GST per person than any other state, even though it contributes significantly to the national economy.
The Productivity Commission is currently reviewing GST distribution across Australia.
To stay up to date with the progress and ways to get involved visit Wa.gov.au/GST
GST WA: Homepage
GST WA: About the GST reforms
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