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Community tip-off leads Tax Office to seize $35m of illicit tobacco
Sixteen tonnes of illicit tobacco valued at nearly $35 million have been seized by the ATO, Victoria Police and the...
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Changes to tax secrecy laws could pose ‘unacceptable risk’, warns...
13 March 2025 • By Miranda Brownlee
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Accountants grapple with incoming reforms
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ATO reveals further details about monthly GST reporting push
A change to monthly GST reporting cycles for businesses that have fallen behind on obligations will remain in place...
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ATO issues draft determination on dodgy circular financing schemes
The Tax Office will look to apply the anti-avoidance provisions to schemes that exploit the early-stage investor tax...
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GST fraudsters handed jail time in Operation Protego investigation
Two fraudsters have been slapped with two years each behind bars as part of the ATO-led Operation Protego investigation.
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