Why are more accounting practices being caught off guard by the ATO?
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In this special episode of Accountants Daily Insider, produced in partnership with Business Automation Works (BAW), the team behind ATOmate and Omble, we explore changes to how the ATO is managing debt and compliance, and what those changes mean for accounting practices.
Host Jerome Doraisamy and Stan Corner, CEO and founder of Business Automation Works (BAW), discuss: The biggest changes to the ATO's approach in recent years. The types of activity being undertaken by the ATO that practices should be paying attention to. Who receives a DPN and how accounting practices become aware of them. Ongoing PAYG challenges. Management of ATO communications. How ATOmate helps practices become more proactive. Click here to learn more about Business Automation Works (BAW), ATOmate and Omble, click here.
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