The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is cautioning businesses to address their tax and super obligations prior to exposing their debts to credit reporting agencies. As of July 2023, as part of its return to normal debt collection operations, the ATO has issued Notices of Intent to disclose tax debts to over 22,000 businesses with overdue
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is cautioning businesses to address their tax and super obligations prior to exposing their debts to credit reporting agencies.
As of July 2023, as part of its return to normal debt collection operations, the ATO has issued Notices of Intent to disclose tax debts to over 22,000 businesses with overdue tax debts exceeding $src00,000, outstanding for more than 90 days.
In the coming month, over 9,000 businesses are anticipated to have their debts made public.
According to ATO Assistant Commissioner Jillian Kitto, th
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