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2002 - 2003 Annual Report - Tourism Australia

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Notes to and forming part of the Financial Statements<br />

For the year ended 30 June <strong>2003</strong> <strong>Australia</strong>n Tourist Commission<br />

<strong>2003</strong> <strong>2002</strong><br />

$’000 $’000<br />

Note 4 Operating Revenues<br />

4a Revenues from Government<br />

Appropriations for outputs 99,926 97,906<br />

Total revenues from government 99,926 97,906<br />

4b Advertising<br />

Advertising income 11,793 12,443<br />

4c Sales of goods and services<br />

Goods 36 217<br />

Services 235 174<br />

Total sales of goods and services 271 391<br />

Provision of goods to:<br />

Related entities - -<br />

External entities 36 217<br />

Total Sales of goods 36 217<br />

Rendering of services to:<br />

Related entities - -<br />

External entities 235 235<br />

Total rendering of services 235 235<br />

Cost of sales of goods 28 188<br />

4d Industry contribution<br />

Industry contributions 1 7,886 9,239<br />

4e Interest Revenue<br />

Deposits 1,330 1,101<br />

Total Interest revenue 1,330 1,101<br />

4f<br />

Net foreign exchange gains<br />

Non-speculative 115 -<br />

Total 115 -<br />

4g Net gain / (loss) from sale of assets<br />

Plant and equipment<br />

Proceeds from disposal 9 33<br />

Net book value of assets disposed (28) (95)<br />

Total net gain / (loss) from disposal of assets (19) (62)<br />

4h Other revenue<br />

Office sub-tenancies 248 293<br />

Tax Provision written back - 651<br />

Other 286 227<br />

Total 534 1,171<br />

1 Industry contributions reflect the actual value of industry support for the Commission’s activities from cash revenue. In addition to direct revenues from the industry, joint<br />

marketing programs were again undertaken.Through these programs the industry supplements funds provided by the <strong>Australia</strong>n Tourist Commission for product development,<br />

visiting journalist and tactical marketing programs. Due to the nature of the programs, these funds, $48.7m (2001/02: $35.9m), do not form part of the reported level of<br />

industry contributions for the <strong>Australia</strong>n Tourist Commission, but are in addition to it.<br />

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