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READ MOREATO’s SMS alert service causing ‘unnecessary concern’, says mid-tier
The ATO’s text message alert service for SMSF trustees which is designed to reduce the risk of fraud may be causing unnecessary worry for SMSF trustees rather than achieving its intended goal, according to a mid-tier firm.
In February this year, the ATO launched a new alert service for SMSF trustees which issues text message alerts or emails to SMSF trustees when changes are made to key details of their fund with the ATO.
Read more at SMSF Adviser.
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