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READ MORETPB urges action ahead of January deadline for new blitz
The Tax Practitioners Board has urged agents to get their outstanding personal tax affairs in order to get ahead of stricter actions, including penalties and prosecution.
Last month, the TPB announced the launch of a debt and lodgment project for tax practitioners who have personal tax debts with no payment plans, and outstanding lodgments including their income tax and SMSF annual returns.
Read more at the Accountants Daily.
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