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07 Feb 2012 |
The RBA Board leaves the cash rate unchanged at 4.25pc following successive cuts in the lead up to Christmas... more
07 Feb 2012 |
Queensland Government secures aviation deal worth $65 million a year with Singapore Airlines off-shoot, Scoot... more
07 Feb 2012 |
Thiess awarded a six-year mining contract to extend operations at OZ Minerals' Prominent Hill Copper and Gold Mine in SA... more


The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is warning businesses to keep good records or face stiff penalties. The ATO says while businesses will be given an opportunity to improve their record keeping, if they fail to improve penalties of up to $2,200. ATO commissioner Michael Carmody says while people won't be penalised if they have already paid the correct amount of tax, he says "our emphasis is on helping people to both keep good records and to meet their tax obligations". A record-keeping practice statement can be found at www.ato.gov.au.
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