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READ MORETPB joins chorus of 'cowboy agents' warnings
The Tax Practitioners Board says tax agents should push back on dodgy clients, as it expects a “special scrutiny” to be applied this tax time.
Speaking on the TPB’s webinar, chair Ian Taylor said the ATO’s claims that tax agent-prepared returns required more adjustments than self-prepared returns, contributing to the $8.7 billion individual tax gap, was just a “little concerning”.
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