Black Economy Procurement Connected Policy – Increasing the integrity of government procurement

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This Procurement connected policy outlines the key components of the Commonwealth Government's policy to increase the integrity of government procurement, as recommended in the Black Economy Taskforce's final report.

From 1 July 2019, businesses seeking to tender for Australian Government procurement contracts over $4 million (including GST) are required provide a statement from the Australian Taxation Office showing they have a satisfactory tax record.

All non-corporate Commonwealth entities must comply with the policy.


Black Economy Procurement Connected Policy

Frequently Asked Questions for Commonwealth procurement officers

Frequently Asked Questions for tenderers/applicants

Model Clauses for Black Economy Procurement Connected Policy [DOCX 94KB]

Further guidance for Commonwealth procurement officers and tenderers can be found on the ATO website

Press release: The Hon Stuart Roberts, MP Assistant Treasurer

Department of Finance – Procurement Connected Policies


For policy queries email: BlackEconomy@treasury.gov.au