Following the Money ATO Presentation to the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators’ Australian Vehicle Crime Conference Presented by Amanda.

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Following the Money ATO Presentation to the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators’ Australian Vehicle Crime Conference Presented by Amanda BIRD, Senior Tax Specialist, Australian Taxation Office 4 April 2017

ATO and Organised Crime Working with Law Enforcement and Private Enterprise INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES STATE & FEDERAL POLICE PRIVATE ENTERPRISE FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY – Following the Money

ATO and Organised Crime Tax Crime TAX EVASION Evading tax obligations Not lodging Avoiding the ATO TAX FRAUD Manipulating the system Obtain refund not entitled to Identity theft FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY – Following the Money

Following the Money Practical Example Funds other illegal activity Funds new cars / assets Insurance Claims Staged collisions Arranged with relatives / known panel beaters FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY – Following the Money

Following the Money Practical Example 56 year old former Bikie Suspected of producing large volumes of methylamphetamine on the Gold Coast Owned 5 properties, 10 cars, and 2 motorbikes (some later reported ‘stolen’) 17 bank accounts, 4 credit cards Receiving Centrelink payments Declaring income averaging $35,000 each year Between 2005 to 2010 inclusive, discovered: $8.37 million of undeclared income from sale of narcotics $3.85 million of unpaid tax (plus penalties and interest) Pled guilty in Supreme Court to drug offences and ordered to forfeit cash, properties and cars to the value of $2.4 million Pecuniary Penalty Order to pay $1.4 million FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY – Following the Money

Working with the ATO How can you report information to the ATO, and can you get information from the ATO? Information from the ATO: Generally no, unless a request from Law Enforcement Strict Privacy and Secrecy provisions prevent us from disclosing most information Report to the ATO: Phone 1800 060 062 Website https://www.ato.gov.au/General/Gen/Report-a-concern/ FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY – Following the Money

Advantages of working with the ATO Help us to help you FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY – Following the Money

QUESTIONS? Amanda BIRD Phone: (03) 8632 5969 Mobile: 0402 892 898 Email: Amanda.Bird@ato.gov.au