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Tax Boss Tackles Transparency, Avoidance and Tax Appeal
Only about 2.5 million individuals directly use the Australian
Taxation Office's online e-tax facility, while a further 9 million now
file online via tax agents, which means forking out for the extra
compliance costs. A mere half a million use the old paper method.
Commissioner of Taxation Michael D'Ascenzo well recalls the initial hue
and cry about "big brother watching" when the returns went online in
2007. Regardless of delivery mode, research shows most Australians
"don't mind" filing an annual tax return, he says. Mainly because about
80% of the nation's personal taxpayers get a refund.
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Only about 2.5 million individuals directly use the Australian
Taxation Office's online e-tax facility, while a further 9 million now
file online via tax agents, which means forking out for the extra
compliance costs. A mere half a million use the old paper method.
Commissioner of Taxation Michael D'Ascenzo well recalls the initial hue
and cry about "big brother watching" when the returns went online in
2007. Regardless of delivery mode, research shows most Australians
"don't mind" filing an annual tax return, he says. Mainly because about
80% of the nation's personal taxpayers get a refund.
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