The GST Stewardship Group is one of the Stewardship groups operated by the ATO as a means of improving the client experience and administration of Australia’s taxation, superannuation and registry systems.
The group provides an opportunity for strategic discussion to develop and improve the administration and operation of the taxation, superannuation and registry systems into the future.
The group has a focus on:
- identifying opportunities to improve the taxation and superannuation system, specifically the operation and administration of the GST system, to make it easy to get things right and hard not to
- gaining insights into issues faced by taxpayers operating in the GST system to improve future approaches and processes
- communicating key ATO messages to the broader GST community.
Contact
The secretariat of the GST Stewardship Group can be contacted by email at gststewardshipgroup@ato.gov.au
Members
Organisation |
Members |
---|---|
ATO |
Hector Thompson (Co-chair), International, Support and Programs |
ATO |
Andrea Wood, International, Support and Programs |
ATO |
Darryl McCarthy, International, Support and Programs |
ATO |
Narda Phillips, Enterprise Solutions and Technology |
ATO |
Sonia Corsini, Individuals and Intermediaries |
ATO |
Will Day, Small Business |
Australian Banking Association |
Chris Plakias |
Australian Bookkeepers Association |
Kerrie Jarius |
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand |
Kevin O'Rourke |
Corporate Tax Association |
Stephanie Caredes |
CPA Australia |
Ken Fehily |
Digital Service Providers Australia New Zealand |
Matthew Prouse |
Independent Member |
Jennee Chan |
Law Council of Australia |
Rhys Guild |
Property Council of Australia |
Elke Bremner |
RSM Australia |
Sam Mohammad |
Small Business Representative |
Amanda Gascoigne (Co-chair) |
The Tax Institute |
Bastian Gasser |
Treasury |
Emma Baudinette |
University of New South Wales |
Professor Michael Walpole |
Wesfarmers Limited |
Caryn Bovell |
Key messages
Key messages from meetings held in the last 3 years are available below.
- 12 November 2024
- 30 July 2024
- 13 March 2024
- 14 November 2023
- 18 July 2023
- 21 March 2023
- 16 November 2022
- 15 June 2022
For prior key messages, email the secretariat and specify what you require.