Associated entity
The Free Enterprise Foundation
Financial year
Earlier: 2009–2010, 2008–2009, 2007–2008, 2004–2005, 2003–2004, 2002–2003, 2001–2002, 2000–2001, 1998–1999
Money in and out, 1998–1999
Total receipts of $711,678, by source. Donations are a part of this; public funding is money from electoral commissions, and “Not itemised” is the part the return doesn't break down by payer.
- Declared donations$688,34397%
- Public funding (electoral commissions)$00%
- Other itemised receipts$00%
- Not itemised$23,3353%
- Total payments
- $795,208
- Debts at 30 June
- $0
Donors in 1998–1999
- Croissy Pty Ltd$150,00021.8% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Commercial Trade Australia Pty Ltd$100,00014.5% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Fay Richwhite Australia Pty Ltd$60,0008.7% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Australian Bulk Minerals$40,0005.8% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Deltech Services Pty Ltd$30,0004.4% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Diagnostic Services Pty Ltd$25,0003.6% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- M N Koger$25,0003.6% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Pacific Assets Ltd$25,0003.6% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Tenix Holdings International Pty Ltd$25,0003.6% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- British American Tobacco Australasia Ltd (formally$20,0002.9% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- David Ian Darling and Joan Scott Darling3 gifts$20,0002.9% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- AAPC Pty Ltd$15,0002.2% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- David Ian Darling$15,0002.2% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- J D Packer$15,0002.2% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Toga Building Company Pty Ltd$15,0002.2% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Wilcrow Pty Ltd$15,0002.2% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Cal-Bara Investments Pty Ltd$10,0001.5% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Leonar Gordon Darling$10,0001.5% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Milestone Investments Pty Ltd$10,0001.5% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Shaw Contracting Pty Ltd$10,0001.5% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- The Federal Group$10,0001.5% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Roche Group Pty Ltd$8,0001.2% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Gunns LtdAlso lodges returns as a third-party campaigner (spends on election campaigning)$5,0000.7% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Joan Scott Darling$5,0000.7% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Michell Nominees Pty Ltd$5,0000.7% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Speakman Stillwell and Associates Pty Ltd$5,0000.7% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- Tycan Australia Pty Ltd$5,0000.7% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- National Australia Bank - Interest Received$4,6780.7% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- P and J Hurley Pty Ltd$3,6650.5% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
- R J and A Doedens$2,0000.3% of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999
Share is of declared donations to The Free Enterprise Foundation in 1998–1999. Bar length shows the amount, relative to the largest row.
Only receipts The Free Enterprise Foundation declared as donations in its AEC annual return, from donors who gave it more than the disclosure threshold in the year. Grey rows are gifts from registered parties and their associated entities. Source: AEC Transparency Register.
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