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ATO cracks down on ‘high-risk’ behaviours

ATO cracks down on ‘high-risk’ behaviours

In his commissioner’s address to the Tax Institute’s 2021 Tax Summit, Commissioner Chris Jordan called out the important role tax practitioners have in helping the ATO stamp out high-risk behaviours, such as the facilitation of fraud, phoenix activity and scheme promotion.

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“Given the level of influence tax practitioners can have over their clients’ compliance with their tax and super obligations, the ATO has an important role to both support you to help your clients and protect the system from high-risk behaviours,” Mr Jordan said.