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  2009

The ATO approach to compliance in the cash economy

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 10 Mar 2009

 

This event, part of the Bi-Monthly series, covered a tax update as well as the ATO's approach to compliance in the cash economy. Since 2007 the ATO response to the cash economy has moved away from "industry based' to a focus on behaviours. The current approach focuses on omitted cash income and recognises:

  • drivers of cash economy risk are not industry specific
  • the risk population is not uniform - a range of strategies are required to achieve an optimal level of compliance
  • that influencing the perceptions and behaviours of both cash economy participants and the broader community is important.

March Tax Update

Author(s): Edward Lo
Materials from this session:

Small business and cash economy: Our approach in a changing environment

Author(s): Rod Ettridge
Materials from this session:

Details

  • Published On:10 Mar 2009
  • Took place at:Education Development Centre, Hindmarsh

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