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READ MOREATO expects 'attrition' as offices shift, funding cut looms
The ATO has revealed that it is expecting ‘attrition’ across various offices as a result of the 600 new jobs on offer in its new Gosford office, while also facing nearly $30 million in cuts from government funding.
Last week, the Minister for Revenue and Financial Services, Kelly O’Dwyer, and the federal member for Robertson, Lucy Wicks, announced that jobs will soon be advertised for positions within the new ATO office in Gosford, which is nearing completion.
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