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Supplementary submission to the JCPAA on the review of taxation administration issues in Australia
CPA Australia has provided a supplementary submission to the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit (JCPAA) regarding the review of a range of taxation administration issues in Australia.
The submission addresses the following three questions that members of the JCPAA requested CPA Australia to consider on 28 July 2006.
certainty, and consideration that rulings be required to be legislative instruments and approved by parliament - would this be an added element of rigour and a constraint on discretion?
comments on whether the Commissioner's powers need to be restrained in any particular way
annual payments of PAYG, similar to GST
The submission also includes comments on a fourth issue - tax reform and fringe benefits tax - which has been part of other discussions during the JCPAA's ongoing inquiry.
Further information
Download CPA Australia's initial submission to the JCPAA on tax administration issues.
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