Australian Assistant Treasurer, Chris Bowen has released for public comment an exposure draft package that will reform the registration and regulation of entities providing tax agent services for a fee.
The package consists of a tax agent services exposure draft Bill, associated draft regulations, the key consequential and transitional provisions supporting the exposure draft, and relevant explanatory materials.
"The proposed reforms aim to improve the registration and regulation of entities providing tax agent services which will provide greater protection and certainty to consumers and increased consistency in registration and appropriate, but flexible regulation for entities providing tax agent services," Bowen commented.
The key elements of the regulatory reforms encapsulated in this package are:
The package has been developed following consultation with tax professional associations, tax practitioners, government agencies and taxpayers.
According to the Australian government, comments previously received have led to several improvements being made to the exposure draft package.
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