Tax Agent Services Amendment (Enhancing Tax Practitioners Board Sanctions) Regulations 2026
Amends the Tax Agent Services Regulations 2022 to support stronger Tax Practitioners Board sanctions against registered agents for professional misconduct. It affects registered tax and BAS agents.
What it means for business
It may be worth alerting in-house tax agents to the widened sanction exposure and reviewing supervision arrangements.
What does this mean for your business?
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