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READ MOREMore than 6,500 applications for JobKeeper rejected due to ineligibility or fraud, ATO says
More than 6,500 applications for JobKeeper have been rejected by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) since the program commenced, either due to ineligibility or fraud, and thousands more Australians could see their payments docked.
As the Federal Government undertakes a review of its $70 billion JobKeeper wage subsidy, the ATO told ABC News 3,000 staff would be doing ongoing reviews of JobKeeper applications.
Read more at the ABC.
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