The government has started a crackdown on individuals who owe welfare debts by preventing them from leaving the country, even for a holiday, until either the debts have been paid or they enter into a repayment plan. Some of the welfare debts are as small as $10,000, so is this the start of the government using Departure Prohibition Orders (DPOs) more frequently as a tool to pressure individuals from paying their government debts, including money owed to the Tax Office?
The Inspector-General of Taxation and Taxation Ombudsman (IGTO) has recently released its latest report on the initial review of the ATO’s handling of objections by
The ATO is finally catching up with the times by using computer assisted verification techniques to conduct audits, a process they are calling e-Audits. The
As the pandemic drags on, there may be many unintended consequences for businesses in relation to benefits that you provide in addition to salary and
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