Personal Services Entities: ATO Takes a Closer Look
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has announced that it will request and collect information on amounts paid to personal services entities by 39 labour hire firms, placement agencies and computer consultancies.
Under the project – known as the Personal Services Income (PSI) data-matching project – data requested will include name and address details of the individual who is the main service provider to the entity.
The ATO said it anticipates that records relating to approximately 100,000 individuals and entities who have received contract payments from the 39 entities will be matched.
TIP: If you are concerned this data-matching program will affect you, please contact our office.
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has announced that it will request and collect information on amounts paid to personal services entities by 39 labour hire firms, placement agencies and computer consultancies.
Under the project – known as the Personal Services Income (PSI) data-matching project – data requested will include name and address details of the individual who is the main service provider to the entity.
The ATO said it anticipates that records relating to approximately 100,000 individuals and entities who have received contract payments from the 39 entities will be matched.
TIP: If you are concerned this data-matching program will affect you, please contact our office.
