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Voluntary disclosures for royalties
As a resource authority holder, you should make a voluntary disclosure if you have understated your royalty liability for a previous period.
An automatic penalty of 75% will be imposed on understated royalty, though we can remit this penalty in part or in full. When deciding this, we will consider the timing of the voluntary disclosure, the reasons for the understatement of the liability and to what extent the resource authority holder is responsible.
Unpaid interest is also imposed where royalty has been understated, but this may be remitted in part or in full in limited circumstances.
See the following rulings for more information:
- Public ruling TAA060.1 - Remission of unpaid tax interest
- Public ruling TAA060.2 - Penalty tax
- Royalty ruling ROY003 - Remission of royalty penalty
- Royalty ruling ROY002 - Unpaid royalty interest.
If you think that you may have understated a previous royalty liability, call us on 1300 300 734 or email royalty@treasury.qld.gov.au.
- Last reviewed: 1 Oct 2020
- Last updated: 1 Oct 2020
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