Tax

Tax profession welcomes IGTO recommendations
Tax

Tax profession welcomes IGTO recommendations, urges ATO to go further

Leaders from across the tax profession have welcomed recommendations made by the IGTO on how the ATO could make...
15 October 2021 • By John Buckley

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Frydenberg welcomes historic OECD tax agreement

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11 October 2021 • By John Buckley
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‘We’re absolutely not out to get tax agents’: ATO

The ATO’s frosty relationship with the tax profession has been well documented in recent years, but change is underway...
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ATO freezes $80m worth of assets detailed in Pandora Papers

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08 October 2021 • By John Buckley
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Perrottet sets his sights on GST, property tax in early hours of leadership

An annual property tax and GST reform are high on the newly appointed Premier’s priority list, as he puts economic...
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ATO to investigate up to 400 Australians linked to Pandora Papers

One of the largest financial documents leaks in history details the secret wealth of some of the world’s most powerful...
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‘ATO no longer prepared to be viewed as a line of credit’

Businesses have been warned against using the ATO as an alternative line of credit as new debt reporting powers come...
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