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The ATO has been tipped to devote more resources to its audit and debt collections teams over the coming months as the government looks to make up for lost ground in 2021.
Cove Legal practice director Roger Blow believes the signs are pointing towards renewed ATO activity, a year after the Tax Office effectively halted its debt and lodgement campaigns and hit pause on its audit and compliance-related activities in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read more at the AccountantsDaily.
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