Funeral expenses fees (applies to accidents on or after 20 November 2013)

Effective 1 July 2022

For funerals held on or after 1 July 2022
Applies to accidents on or after 20 November 2013
Service Description	Maximum amount
Funeral expenses (including burial, cremation and monument)	$16,830 (GST inclusive)

For funerals held between 1 July 2021 and 30 June 2022
Applies to accidents on or after 20 November 2013
Service Description	Maximum amount
Funeral expenses (including burial, cremation and monument)	$16,410 (GST inclusive)

For funerals held on or after 1 July 2022
Applies to accidents on or after 20 November 2013
Service Description	Maximum amount
Funeral expenses (including burial, cremation and monument)	$16,830 (GST inclusive)

For funerals held between 1 July 2021 and 30 June 2022
Applies to accidents on or after 20 November 2013
Service Description	Maximum amount
Funeral expenses (including burial, cremation and monument)	$16,410 (GST inclusive)

GST

If your business entity is not registered for GST, then you must only claim the lower of the rates provided at each item number. This is the "Maximum Payment rate - Non registered for GST". A business entity not registered for GST:

Is not legally permitted to charge GST; and
Should indicate on all invoices submitted your status as 'not registered for GST'

A business entity that is registered for GST should claim the higher rates provided at each item number. This is the "Maximum Payment Rate - Registered for GST". Where TAC believes an item is a taxable supply, an allowance for GST has been factored into the payment rate. You should not markup GST on the Maximum Payment Rate quoted for a GST registered entity.