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Foundations of Taxation Law

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Chapter 6: The Treasury, Australian Taxation Office and Tax Profession

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Chapter 6: The Treasury, Australian Taxation Office and Tax Profession

pp. 110-124

Authors

Stephen Barkoczy
, Monash University, Victoria
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Commonwealth Government revenue and expenditure generally falls within the Treasury portfolio. This chapter examines the portfolio and some of the key departments, agencies, authorities and boards that sit within it, including the ATO, which is Australia’s principal tax collection agency. The chapter also discusses the role of tax professionals in Australia and examines their duties and responsibilities and how they are regulated.

Keywords

  • Taxation law
  • the Australian Treasury
  • the Australian Taxation Office
  • ATO
  • the tax profession
  • Commissioner of Taxation
  • Duties and powers of the Commissioner of Taxation
  • Tax returns assessments and collection
  • ATO Charter
  • ATO National Tax Clinics

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