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The Inspector-General of Taxation has refuted suggestions it was “writing up an excuse” for the Tax Office in its review of the agency’s use of garnishee notices.
In a tense exchange with Senator Rex Patrick during a Senate estimates hearing, acting Inspector-General of Taxation Andrew McLoughlin pushed back at suggestions that it was not critical enough of the ATO’s “hour of power” email in its review into the ATO’s use of garnishee notices.
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