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Cartoon posted:I'm sure he 'prefers' this. What he doesn't tell you is the ATO's powers are drat near absolute. Better to ask what an ATO inspector's warrant doesn't allow them to do. I was told by a friend of mine who works at the ATO it wasn't unheard of a few years ago for the police to seek out the ATOs help in some instances where they couldn't get a warrant to search a premises. Pretty much they'd ask the ATO for help who'd send an official request for police presence at their "investigation" and the police would circumvent the law. I don't know if this is still the case because it was over ten years ago but yeah the ATO can pretty much do what they want.
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