The ATO Have an Eye on Deductions Claimed in the 2021 Tax | What you Need to be Aware of
What are the ATO looking at in the 2021 tax returns? They are chasing cryptocurrency investors and traders; they are also looking at the deductions claimed on individual tax returns including car expenses and home office expenses. Check out this informative video from Pat Mannix, Partner at Paris Financial for more!
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