- The ATO released its fifth findings report on the Combined Assurance Review (CAR) program for the Top 1,000 taxpayers in Australia.
- The report provides insights into the evolution and nature of the program.
- The ATO’s goal is to ensure taxpayers have paid the right amount of tax through transparency and governance.
- There has been an increase in enforcement through detailed reviews, but eventually, taxpayers should be able to demonstrate compliance through good governance.
- The report raises questions about the outcome of the program and what is in store for Top 1,000 taxpayers in the future.
Source: pwc.com.au
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