‘Sustaining multinational and large taxpayer performance’: ATO’s Corporate Plan sets the 2024-25 agenda

With performance targets for revenue from all compliance activities set at $16 billion, the ATO has made it abundantly clear for taxpayers to prepare for ongoing compliance activity, paying particular attention to ‘tax risks’ flagged to market, as highlighted by Kristie Schubert and Jake Roche.

Every year the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) issues its Corporate Plan which broadly sets out the key activities, capabilities, partners and enterprise risks that underpin the ATO’s work. It also describes the operating environment and details the measures against which the ATO will assess and report on its performance against plan. This year the ATO’s Corporate Plan has some historical significance in that it is Rob Heferen's first since commencing as Commissioner of Taxatio...

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Authors: Kristie Schubert, Jake Roche

Published Date: 28 August 2024