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We've concealed the identities of the women in this video to protect their safety. As the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) chases $56 billion in tax debt owed by small businesses and individuals, victims of fraud and financial abuse have been caught in the firing line. When the tax system is used to perpetrate fraud and financial abuse, it's nearly impossible for victims to clear a tax debt entirely or to transfer it to the perpetrator. Victims of domestic and family violence, often become personally liable for tax debts that were created by their ex-partners, leaving them mentally broken and financially crippled. Financial counsellors are calling on the ATO to undergo cultural change. They want ATO staff to be trained in dealing with cases of domestic violence. The federal government is also being urged to consider new laws to allow the ATO to waive debts borne out of financial abuse. There are widespread calls for the ATO to give people more time to pay tax debts, especially in cases of severe financial hardship. #ABCBusiness #ABCNews #ATO
We've concealed the identities of the women in this video to protect their safety. As the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) chases $56 billion in tax debt owed by small businesses and individuals, victims of fraud and financial abuse have been caught in the firing line. When the tax system is used to perpetrate fraud and financial abuse, it's nearly impossible for victims to clear a tax debt entirely or to transfer it to the perpetrator. Victims of domestic and family violence, often become personally liable for tax debts that were created by their ex-partners, leaving them mentally broken and financially crippled. Financial counsellors are calling on the ATO to undergo cultural change. They want ATO staff to be trained in dealing with cases of domestic violence. The federal government is also being urged to consider new laws to allow the ATO to waive debts borne out of financial abuse. There are widespread calls for the ATO to give people more time to pay tax debts, especially in cases of severe financial hardship. #ABCBusiness #ABCNews #ATO

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