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If you ask anyone in the ATO what do the three C's stand for, they would quickly tell you, "consultation, collaboration and co-design." It's not just a mantra, it's a corporate value.We live this value through our 50 plus consultative and advisory forums
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The responsibility of the ATO is to ensure that our tax and super laws are administered in such a way that reflects their legislative intent. The ATO's corporate value of following the rule of law ensures that taxpayers' rights and responsibilities are governed by the law and that taxpayers are...
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The ATO is a large multifaceted organisation, much more complex than traditional stereotypes of tax administration give us credit for. As well as managing the application of a range of different tax laws, the ATO also has a significant role to play in superannuation, which after all is about...
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Firstly it is an honour to be giving this inaugural lecture in Curtin University's Taxation Seminar series. Thank you also for the opportunity to reflect on the role of good tax and superannuation administration in building and sustaining a civilised and prosperous community. The ATO has always...
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ATO's Risk Management approach is to actively manage all risks and issues that may compromise business outcomes or community confidence in the fair and effective administration of Australia's tax and superannuation systems.Analytics is used to predict and analyse areas of risk and emerging...
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At one time, innovation would not have been a word readily connected with a public service organisation such as the ATO. While the value of innovation in business had been recognised, there was perhaps a perception that the public sector would always be followers, not leaders, in innovation
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I would like to say that I'm pleased to be with you tonight to celebrate the achievements of the graduates of the Public Sector Management (PSM) Program. As a public sector leader, there is no better feeling than seeing others develop their talents and skills with a view to putting them into...
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