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In this edition of IN FOCUS we consider the capacity of the ATO to take security obligations with respect to taxpayers’ payment. Unlike trade suppliers the ATO is not in a position to decline credit. A taxpayer can voluntarily furnish security to the ATO to secure their obligations to the ATO. Further it may come as a surprise that the ATO has the power to request security to better protect the revenue. Law Administration Practice Statement PS/LA 2011/14 Annexure C sets out the circumstances where the Commissioner will require a taxpayer to provide security in relation to an existing or future liability. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gf4PKWDy Author: Blair Pleash

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