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Tax practitioners will not be expected to meet the 85 per cent on-time lodgement requirement this year, as the ATO announces a review of its lodgement program framework.
Speaking on the ATO tax professionals webcast on Thursday, ATO assistant commissioner Sylvia Gallagher revealed that tax agents would not lose access to the lodgement program if they failed to meet the 85 per cent on-time benchmark for the 2020–21 lodgement year.
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