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ATO prosecutions fall by 70% in FY21

A softer compliance approach coupled with proceedings slowed and stifled by public health orders saw prosecutions...

08 September 2021 • By John Buckley

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Greens to push new 40% ‘Tycoon Tax’

The new corporate super profits tax would cut a further 40 per cent out of revenues earned by big corporations and...

07 September 2021 • By John Buckley

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Taxpayers left in the lurch on appeals, complaints channels: IGTO

Less than one in 10 taxpayers say they are aware of their rights to appeal an ATO decision with the Administrative...

06 September 2021 • By Jotham Lian

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Tax Commissioner threatened with contempt as JobKeeper stoush escalates

Contempt proceedings threatened by the Senate against the Tax Commissioner could see him jailed and fined for standing...

06 September 2021 • By John Buckley

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Pitfalls and proposed changes in the use of R&D tax incentives

Since its introduction, a number of taxpayers have fallen foul of the ATO in its administration of the research and...

03 September 2021 • By William Madani, Susan Goodman, Thomas Rubic, Holding Redlich

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ATO hits pause on ‘firmer’ tax debt collection

The ATO has suspended “firmer” debt and lodgement activities across lockdown-affected states and territories, but has...

03 September 2021 • By Jotham Lian

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Federal Court imposes order on unregistered agent

An unregistered tax agent could face fines or imprisonment if she doesn’t comply with a Federal Court order directing...

03 September 2021 • By John Buckley

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ATO unveils new lodgement deferral phone service

Details of the ATO’s new phone service for lodgement deferrals have now been published, with the concession set to...

02 September 2021 • By Jotham Lian