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19-01-2012, 12:10 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Sthn NSW
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My accountant rang this morning and has advised me that I'm going to get a bill from the ATO for a tax return back in 2010. The company I work for was bought out back then so I had 2 Group Certificates issued for that year and it seems one of them didn't get submitted.
That's something I am going to query with them (the accountants) because I am 99.9% sure I did submit both of them and if I did I dont see why I should be wearing this bill, but aside from that i'm unsure about how to pay back the ATO if it turns out I have to. i dont have the cash lying around (well, I do but i dont want to dump it all into paying a bill) so what options do you have when it comes to paying them back?
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ATO bill. What now?
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