Crikey readers talk the importance of vaccination and tax reform.
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Kim Williams: don’t underestimate how outrageous this is
Crikey readers talk pokies, the principles of the Greens and what’s wrong with the ATO.
READ MOREATO promises independent appeals process — but will it be fair?
A new appeals division will provide taxpayers with an independent review of cases in dispute — but will it override current quotas and influences? Accountants and lawyers are confident but sceptical.
READ MORETips and rumours
ATO to go miners over dodgy transactions? … Merry Christmas Tony Abbott, here is Crikey’s reading list for you … who’s who in newsrooms of old …
READ MORENew chief taxman looks like a winner for all sides
Chris Jordan looks a good appointment as Australia’s new commissioner of taxation. Seemingly everyone has applauded him as the first commissioner to come from outside the public service.
READ MOREATO whistleblower takes a bullet
Crikey reader have their say.
READ MORESydney: where people play Russian roulette with their health
The city of Sydney’s s-x industry is awash with unsafe s-x practices and no one is doing a thing about it, writes Chris Seage, tax consultant, former ATO audit manager and owner of Brothel Busters.
READ MOREHow Hoges used PR to beat the taxman
He may not have made an international box office hit since the Crocodile Dundee series, but Paul Hogan certainly proved one thing over the last couple of weeks — he still knows how to win over a crowd.
READ MORECrocodile Dundebt vows to continue the fight
In an interview with The Australian, beleaguered actor Paul Hogan has maintained his “see you in hell” attitude against the Australian Taxation Office, which continues its investigation into his allegedly dodgy dealings with offshore tax havens.
READ MORETax: small business hit with avalanche of tax audits
The government will allocate a further $445 million to the Australian Taxation Office in its fight against tax cheats. But it won’t cover everyone, writes former ATO audit manager Chris Seage.
READ MORECommunity programs done best by lower-level operators
Programs that deliver services to communities tend to be better carried out at lower levels for good reason, writes Stephen Bartos.
READ MORECrikey’s Business Awards of the Year: organisations
Crikey names the businesses who made a splash in 2009 — for all the right and wrong reasons.
READ MOREATO decision to tax TPG on Myer is on the money
Despite the claims of self-interested private equiteers and their hired help, the ATO’s decision to tax TPG’s billion-dollar Myer windfall was the right one.
READ MOREATO-TPG fight may force legislators to act curb tax favours
The emerging stoush between the Australian Tax Office and the former private equity owners of Myer should warm the cockles of the hearts of every long-suffering Australian taxpayer.
READ MORESenator Nick Sherry is turning into a chameleon
In Opposition, Nick Sherry was a ferocious interrogator of the tax commissioner in estimates hearings. It’s amazing how politicians can suddenly change when they get into government, writes Chris Seage.
READ MOREEating chocolate bars behind bars?
Which prison inmate is too fat to get out of bed? Who is really in charge of Nine’s programming? What’s happening with the ATO website? Tipsters tell all.
READ MOREThings to change at The Oz?
Is The Oz set for a major overhaul? And what’s happening down at the ATO?
READ MOREThe Eels and Sharks swim in murky waters
Good old fashioned investigation into the Parramatta Eels and Cronulla Sharks reveals money laundering.
READ MORENetbank still struggling
Tipsters tell of more Netbank issues, glitches at the ATO, possible job losses at Rio Tinto and more.
READ MORERich list in ATO’s sights
The Australian Taxation Office has decided to audit the books of Australians who have more than $30 million in personal wealth, says a Crikey tipster.
READ MOREWho is your editorial manager and what does she do?
Seeing as the ABC in leaking like a sieve over the Chaser controversy, another employee gets in on the act. Plus more Westacott reminiscing, cheeky japes from the cricket world, the next appointee to the WA Supreme Court, and more.
READ MOREAG’s old building a waste of energy
Lights are on at the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department empty old building, and is anyone home at the Tax Office?
READ MOREWhat is a leak? Job losses at News Ltd?
A robust round of SackWatch rumours in today’s edition of tips and rumours.
READ MOREATO leakers exempt from Boucher inquiry
Senior ATO investigators who breached the secrecy provisions of the tax office will not be prosecuted, thanks to the Boucher Review’s terms of reference, writes Chris Seage.
READ MOREATO stuff-up could pull $22 out of your stimulus
A problem at the ATO is the reason why many Australians haven’t got their $900 tax bonus from the Federal Government yet, says Crikey intern Elly Keating.
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