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READ MOREATO locks horns with Senate over JobKeeper disclosure order
The Tax Commissioner has refused to comply with a Senate order that would have revealed over 10,000 businesses that were on JobKeeper, arguing that it would violate taxpayer confidentiality and undermine public confidence in the ATO.
Commissioner of Taxation Chris Jordan has claimed public interest immunity against a Senate order that would have required the ATO to publish a list of businesses with a turnover of more than $10 million who were recipients of the JobKeeper wage subsidy.
Read more at Accountants Daily.
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