Office of State Revenue (OSR)
The Office of State Revenue (OSR) manages Queensland's multi-billion dollar revenue base by administering simple, efficient and equitable revenue management services for State taxes and grant and subsidy schemes. Delivery and administration of state taxation involves the following activities:
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Revenue collection services (comprising stamp duty, payroll tax, land tax and miscellaneous taxes) including revenue investigation and revenue debt recovery.
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Revenue policy advice, incorporating the provision of policy advice and legislative and ministerial services, to maintain and improve the State’s revenue collection system.
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Grant and subsidy schemes administration, comprising the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) and the Fuel Subsidy Scheme.
Office of State Revenue
Includes information about the First Home Owner Grant, Fuel Subsidy Scheme, duties, returns, payroll tax, land tax, debits tax, gambling taxes and relevant legislation.
Community Ambulance Cover
From 1 July 2003, all Queensland residents are automatically covered for the cost of ambulance services anywhere, anytime, across Australia. Community Ambulance Cover replaces the Queensland Ambulance Service Subscription Scheme and ambulance transport charges to spread the cost of ambulance services across the community. This site includes information about the levy, including exemptions (with application forms), on-supply arrangements and frequently asked questions.
Last reviewed 21 June 2007
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