Tax Agents Services Act - Significant Breach Reporting
Download an article on the new significant breach reporting requirements of the Code of Professional Conduct that applies to tax agents and BAS agents from 1 July 2024. The article contains a comprehensive explanation of the changes. It also includes 6 ‘real life’ examples of what to do in practice. Click here.
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