Source: Taxation In Australia Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Nov 2021
The reportable tax position schedule was introduced by the ATO in 2011, with its aim to gather information on uncertain tax positions from the largest public and multinational companies. Since then, the scope and content of the schedule has been significantly expanded and it now covers not only large public and foreign-owned companies but, most recently, also privately owned companies.
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