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READ MORE‘Don’t let the naysayers kill good ideas’: ATO’s plea to practitioners
Tax practitioners have been urged to speak up against the “noisy minority” who gets in the way of positive changes to the tax system.
Speaking at Xerocon 2019, ATO second commissioner Jeremy Hirschhorn said that while the Tax Office always welcomes feedback when it implements new changes, it is hoping for the “quiet majority” to stand up and acknowledge good changes to the system, rather than letting negative voices dominate the discussion.
Read more at Accountants Daily.
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