A preliminary evaluation of Australia's tax dispute resolution system in the context of the ATO's reinvention program
Source: Australian Tax Forum Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Oct 2019
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is currently undergoing a broad transformational change program, Reinventing the ATO, focused on achieving the ATO's vision of being a contemporary, service'oriented organisation. The reinvention program also incorporates the ATO's adoption of the Digital by default initiative, which requires most people to use digital services to send and receive information to and from, and interact with, the ATO. Primarily based on publicly available documentary evidence, this article conducts a preliminary dispute systems design evaluation of the Australian tax dispute resolution system in the context of the reinvention program and particularly the Digital by default initiative, and consequently makes some recommendations on the tax dispute resolution system looking forward.
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- Published By: Melinda Jone
- Published On:1 Oct 2019
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