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READ MORETPB shifts top jobs, names ATO officer as CEO
The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) has appointed the ATO’s chief risk officer as CEO and secretary, citing ongoing changes in its organisational structure.
Assistant commissioner Michael O’Neill began in the new role today, taking the reins from outgoing TPB secretary Rosemary Holloway. Mr O’Neill’s role at the ATO will be filled “in due course,” the ATO and TPB told Accountants Daily in a joint statement.
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