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READ MORETax Commissioner Chris Jordan says there should be fewer reviews of the ATO
Tax Commissioner Chris Jordan says keeping up with constant reviews into the tax office may not be the best use of the agency's time and resources, and maybe it's time that external scrutineers focused on being more "forward looking".
A federal inquiry is examining whether the Australian Taxation Office suffers from too much scrutiny.
Read the full story at The Sydney Morning Herald.
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