- [202423] Enhancing eInvoicing adoption [NEW]
- [202422] Foreign resident capital gains withholding [NEW]
- [202419] Optimising the objection process for individuals
- [202418] ATO Vulnerability framework
- [202414] Tax consequences on sales of small-scale land subdivisions
Registered |
August 2024 |
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Expected completion of consultation |
November 2024 |
Consultation status |
Targeted consultation is underway. |
Consultation purpose |
To seek feedback on a prototype digital objection process that has been designed to replace the current paper objection process for individuals. |
Description |
For individuals to lodge an objection with the ATO, they currently need to download, fill out, and return post or fax a paper form. The ATO digital strategy outlines an aspiration to be fully digital by 2030. To meet this challenge, we are consulting with community members and tax agents to understand their views on a prototype digital objection process that has been designed to replace the current paper objection process for individuals. Feedback will ensure the design of the prototype digital objection process meets the needs of stakeholders and will assist to identify any areas for improvement. |
Who we are consulting |
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Consultation lead |
Dejan Markov, Enterprise Strategy and Design |
Registered |
August 2024 |
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Expected completion of consultation |
March 2025 |
Consultation status |
Targeted consultation is underway. |
Consultation purpose |
To explore critical elements that should be incorporated into the ATO's proposed Vulnerability framework to ensure it effectively supports people experiencing vulnerability. |
Description |
The ATO is seeking to develop and validate a Vulnerability framework that will underpin how we interact with and support people experiencing vulnerability. Consultation will explore what elements must be included in the framework to ensure it effectively supports people experiencing vulnerability. |
Who we are consulting |
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Consultation lead |
Rebecca Watson, Individuals and Intermediaries |