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\name{ato_gst}
\alias{ato_gst}
\title{GST and activity statement ratios}
\source{
Australian Taxation Office Taxation Statistics.
Licensed CC BY 2.5 AU.
}
\usage{
ato_gst(year = "latest", table = c("overview", "state", "industry", "ratios"))
}
\arguments{
\item{year}{\code{"YYYY-YY"} or \code{"latest"}.}

\item{table}{One of \code{"overview"} (default, GST T1), \code{"state"}
(GST by state), \code{"industry"} (GST by ANZSIC), or
\code{"ratios"} (Activity Statement Ratios).}
}
\value{
An \code{ato_tbl}.
}
\description{
Returns the Taxation Statistics GST tables (T1-T5) or the
Activity Statement Ratios (A1-A5) for the requested year.
}
\examples{
\donttest{
op <- options(ato.cache_dir = tempdir())
try({
  g <- ato_gst(year = "2022-23", table = "industry")
  head(g)
})
options(op)
}
}
\references{
Australian Taxation Office (annual). \emph{Taxation Statistics:
GST and Activity Statement Ratios explanatory notes}.

Commonwealth of Australia. \emph{A New Tax System (Goods and
Services Tax) Act 1999}. Enabling legislation for the 10 per
cent value-added tax introduced 1 July 2000.

Productivity Commission (2018). \emph{Horizontal Fiscal
Equalisation}. Background reference on the GST distribution
formula across states.
}
\seealso{
Other gst: 
\code{\link{ato_industry}()}
}
\concept{gst}
