Evidence on why digitisation may inadvertently undermine the relationship of taxpayers with their government and the ATO: A new role for the Taxpayers' Charter and the Compliance Model (Submission)

Braithwaite, Valerie

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Evidence on why digitisation may inadvertently undermine the relationship of taxpayers with their government and the ATO: A new role for the Taxpayers' Charter and the Compliance Model (Submission)

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2018

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Braithwaite, Valerie

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Australian Taxation Office

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