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READ MORE'No one hides outside the tax system': Kelly O'Dwyer
The Minister for Revenue and Financial Services and the Minister for Justice have issued a stern warning for tax criminals, insisting that they have nowhere to hide following investigations by the Serious Financial Crime Taskforce (SFCT).
A "week of action" enacted by the SFCT has led to 15 unannounced access visits in Victoria and Queensland, and the execution of three search warrants following analysis of tax evasion and crime identified in the Panama Papers.
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