ＡＴＯ投钱完善系统偷税漏税将更容易被逮

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ＡＴＯ　针对偷税漏税人群。如果您偷税漏税，　今年被查的几率将大大增加。
随着国家经济蹒跚的走向47亿预算赤字，金融专家指出，政府正试图通过严查重罚“蹭税”，来提高所得税收入，以度难关。

政府，税务局新增数百万支出来完善的相应的银行，投资，房地产交易和其他机构同纳税申报表中数据匹配技术系统。


在好年景时报税时搞点小动作是不好的，但是如果今年搞“蹭税”结果会更糟，因为你因此而被税局查到的几率大大增加


商业及税务服务董事兼顾问斯蒂芬•克里布说，“从2014年起，税务局预计将能直接匹配银行信用卡和借记卡的交易，总金额达6.4亿”

他接着说，“税务局有权检查两至四年的报税记录，如果存在偷逃税问题则将是一查到底，没有年头限制。 ”

“简言之，如果不留好报税记录和相关收据，就会因此被罚。 "


ATO发言人在去年的联邦预算中提出，政府承诺花费7,800万元，以完善税务局的数据匹配系统，并期待在此后四年中因此而获得额外的6.1亿元收入。


她说“在2012-13年度，我们运用数据和信息匹配系统，已经从449,000检查和审计调整中罚没了9.39亿元，增加了税款收入。 ”

“完善税务局与第三方信息的数据匹配系统将大大提高纳税人报税的合规性，从而提供一个公平的竞争环境。 ”


税务局发言人表示，该数据匹配还改善了纳税申报信息预置系统，使纳税时间缩短。


最近几个月，一些会计团体已经发现更多的客户被ATO审查了。胡德斯威尼会计师事务所总经理马修•罗说，财富积累较多的人，企业老板，税务激进型或具有复杂税务策略的人最有可能成为目标。


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aaPrevious StoryNext StoryArticle rank 13 Jan 2014 Herald Sun

ANTHONY KEANE

ATO targets tax cheats

Government to clamp down on dodgy returns
BEING sneaky or slack with your tax return is bad at the best of times, but this year you’re more likely than ever to get caught.

As our economy lurches towards a $47 billion budget deficit, financial experts say the government is trying to boost income tax revenue by focusing more heavily on dodgy tax claims.

Millions of extra dollars are being spent on Australian Taxation Office technology that matches people’s tax returns with data about them sourced from banks, investments, real estate transactions and other institutions.

“The ATO expects to match 640 million credit and debit card transactions taken directly from the banks from 2014,” said Prosperity Advisers director of business services and taxation Stephen Cribb.

“The ATO has the power to look backwards for between two and four years, and in cases of tax evasion there is no limit,” he said.

“People can get caught simply by not keeping the right
records.”

An ATO spokeswoman said in last year’s Federal Budget the government committed almost $78 million to expanding the ATO’s data-matching systems, which were projected to deliver an extra $610 million in revenue over four years.

“In 2012-13, we used our data and information matching to raise $939 million in revenue adjustments from 449,000 reviews and audits,” she said.

“Expanding the ATO’s data matching with third party information will improve compliance and provide a level playing field for Australian taxpayers.”

The ATO spokesman said the data matching also improved the pre-filling of people’s tax returns, which made tax time simpler.

Some accounting groups have noticed increased ATO scrutiny of their clients in recent months. Hood Sweeney managing director Matthew Rowe said wealthier Australians, business owners and people with aggressive or sophisticated tax strategies were most likely to be targeted.