Clinton Maynard chats with Dale Sinden for the story behind today’s National Days for 15th October.

Clinton Maynard chats with Dale Sinden for the story behind today’s National Days for 15th October.

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National Days for October 15

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Clinton Maynard speaks with Dugald Saunders, the leader of the NSW Nationals, about a recent press release from the Chris Minns government that gives the impression that regional NSW is being treated as an afterthought.

Clinton Maynard speaks with Dugald Saunders, the leader of the NSW Nationals, about a recent press release from the Chris Minns government that gives the impression that regional NSW is being treated as an afterthought.

Regional NSW is being treated as an afterthought

Clinton is joined by ATO Assistant Commissioner Tony Goding, who reveals Australians are taking action by tipping off the ATO about undeclared income, cash payments to dodge tax and super, unreported sales, and lifestyles that don’t match declared earnings.

Businesses have been warned that the public is increasingly frustrated with shady tax practices, especially using cash to avoid taxes, and are reporting such behaviors in large numbers.

The shadow economy, which includes unreported legal and illegal activities, is costing Australia an estimated $16 billion in unpaid taxes annually.

Clinton is joined by ATO Assistant Commissioner Tony Goding, who reveals Australians are taking action by tipping off the ATO about undeclared income, cash payments to dodge tax and super, unreported sales, and lifestyles that don’t match declared earnings.
Businesses have been warned that the public is increasingly frustrated with shady tax practices, especially using cash to avoid taxes, and are reporting such behaviors in large numbers.
The shadow economy, which includes unreported legal and illegal activities, is costing Australia an estimated $16 billion in unpaid taxes annually.

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