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South Australian doctors exempted from payroll tax on wages earned while bulk-billing
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : May 23, 2024 - 09:41
A stoush between the SA State government and the Royal College of GPs over the tax doctors pay has ended in a deal. There had been a push to charge GPs payroll tax, but today the government announced they won't have to pay the charge on wages earned while bulk billing. But it isn't a complete back-flip – time spent on privately billed consultations will still attract the tax.