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READ MOREOutgoing tax head calls for checks on ATO Commissioner’s power
The departing tax watchdog has stepped up calls for increased oversight of the Australian Taxation office to "address concerns regarding too much power being concentrated in one individual, i.e. the Commissioner".
In a valedictory speech to be delivered in Melbourne on Thursday night, the Inspector-General of Taxation, Ali Noroozi, also warns his agency is increasingly doing "more with less" in the face of rising complaints about the ATO, saying it needs a "significant" lift in resources.
Read the full article at the Sydney Morning Herald.
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