ATO Reassures Staff After Misconduct Findings
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has sought to reassure its investigations staff after a decade-long prosecution was criticized for misconduct.
A recent Queensland Supreme Court decision stayed a prosecution against a therapeutics entrepreneur, citing ATO misconduct in gathering evidence.
The decision by Justice Paul Smith publicly identifies several ATO officers.
- The prosecution, dating back to 2019, was brought against Julie Clarke for allegedly inflating research costs.
- Justice Smith's findings were scathing, leading to a criminal action being booted.
Autor's summary: ATO misconduct findings lead to prosecution stay.
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