ATO Supports Staff After Queensland Findings of Investigative Misconduct
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has reassured its investigations staff that it will support them in potentially high-profile or controversial prosecutions over tax fraud.
This comes after the Queensland Supreme Court criticized the ATO in the case of The King vs Julie Clarke, a therapeutics entrepreneur accused of inflating research costs.
Justice Paul Smith stayed the prosecution due to an ATO officer's misconduct in gathering evidence.
- The prosecution was mounted by the ATO in 2019.
- The decision publicly identifies several ATO officers, but their names have not been disclosed as the ATO may still appeal the matter.
Autor's note: ATO faces criticism over investigative misconduct.
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