Tax Agent Services Act 2009
A registered tax agent or BAS agent must be approved to employ, or use the services of, a disqualified entity to provide tax agent services on the registered tax agent or BAS agent ' s behalf (see subsection 30-10(15) and section 50-25 ). Approval is sought by application to the Board.
An entity is a disqualified entity if, among other things, the entity is subject to sanctions under this Act or has been convicted of certain offences.
A disqualified entity must give notice to a registered tax agent or BAS agent in relation to being a disqualified entity:
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