Fees and charges
Fees and charges are subject to change on 1 January each year.
Racing and Wagering WA
In accordance with sections 14 and 24 of the Racing and Wagering Western Australia Act 2003, RWWA directors and key employees must be issued a licence from the Gaming and Wagering Commission of Western Australia.
Application for Racing and Wagering Western Australia - director and key employees
Bookmakers Licence
Lodgement guides for an application for a Bookmaker's Licence and completing the personal particulars form.
Bookmaker's Licence Personal particulars form
Additional Bookmaker Endorsements
Telephone, Internet and Computer betting
Lodgement guides and requirements for conducting telephone, internet or computer betting.
Telephone betting Internet betting Computerised betting
Bookmakers Licence - Person in a position of authority
Lodgement guide to approve a new person or company in a body corporate holding a Bookmaker's Licence.
Person in a position of authority Personal particulars form
Bookmaker's Manager Licence
Lodgement guide for an application for a Bookmaker's Manager Licence.
Bookmaker's Employee Licence
Lodgement guide for an application for a Bookmaker's Employee Licence.
Designated sporting event
Application lodgement guide for requesting an event to be designated as a sporting event.
Publish or use WA Race Fields
Offshore wagering operators are required to get approval to publish/use WA race fields. Further information and application requirements are obtained in the WA Race Fields Lodgement guide.
GST rebate
The department administers a rebate scheme, which is available to WA-based racing and gambling operations claiming GST payable on gross gambling margin.
Racing Bets Levy
The racing bets levy scheme is achieved through the Betting Control Act 1954 and the Racing Bets Levy Act 2009. Betting operators who engage in or conduct betting on Western Australian races are required to lodge a monthly return and pay the associated levy.
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