The Tax Office worker is the first person to be prosecuted after a National Anti-Corruption Commission investigation.
The retiring head of the tax office,Chris Jordan,says the organisation needs more powers as criminals attempt to fleece taxpayers and steal their identities.
The head of the Australian Tax Office has admitted that the agency’s systems for “identifying fraud at that scale was not fit for purpose”.
The Tax Office has revealed some of its staff have lost their jobs or face criminal action over their suspected role in a GST scam that spread across TikTok.
Fugitive developer Jean Nassif may face further criminal action over “potential fraud and violation of directors’ duties” after administrators released a report to creditors.
Take it from an accountant:taxpayers give too much help to ute and 4WD buyers to tempt small businesses to convert to electric vehicles.
Australia has all the signs of unlimited prosperity. Near full employment,high resource prices,a demand for housing that we cannot meet,and we’re richer than ever. But amid all this affluence dark clouds hover over the future:we are living beyond our means.
More Australian businesses will be pushed into bankruptcy next year – and these are the factors to blame.
A pharmacist who played a key role in the Essendon peptides scandal has been found dead months after being suspended by the medical industry watchdog.
The Melbourne Rebels have written to players and staff to assure their jobs will be safe for next year,amid revelations the Super Rugby club is millions of dollars in debt.
There’s no doubt stage 3 tax cuts are skewed towards higher income earners. But some context is needed.