Termination of tax agent registration, Suspension of tax agent registration, Termination of Tax agent registration, Termination of BAS agent registration

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Legislation au C2014G00690 In force Gazette

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Termination of tax agent registration

The Tax Practitioners Board has terminated the registration of the following tax agent(s) under subdivision 40-A of the Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA):

 

Name of Tax agent:

Termination effective from:

Reason for termination:

4 U Financial Planning Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Andrew Vincent Mills

28/04/2014

Surrender

Arnold Clive Harrington

28/04/2014

Deceased

Ashley John Callewaert

28/04/2014

Surrender

Bailiss Pty Ltd & Plantagenet Professional Services Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Ballina Holdings Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Casey Accounting & Business Services Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Chatfield Price Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Christopher John Langdon

28/04/2014

Surrender

Christopher Miles Fitzpatrick

22/04/2014

Deceased

CMH Accounting Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Colin W Stewart

25/03/2014

Surrender

D R Levy Pty Limited

25/03/2014

Surrender

Desmond John O'Keefe

25/03/2014

Surrender

Deymos Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Eleventh Floor Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Farouk Fagredin

01/04/2014

Agent ceased to meet one of the tax practitioner requirements

George Scott Patterson

25/03/2014

Surrender

Grant William Carroll

01/04/2014

Agent ceased to meet one of the tax practitioner requirements

Hindmarsh McDonald Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Integrated Adviser Learning Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Janette M Bastick

28/04/2014

Surrender

Jeannete F Thornley

22/04/2014

Deceased

Keith H Pearce

28/04/2014

Surrender

Kerry Cheers Accounting Services Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Kohhagen Group Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

McGrath Business Advisory Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Nathan Robert Morris

04/04/2014

Agent ceased to meet one of the tax practitioner requirements

Peter A Dunn & David L Kean

28/04/2014

Surrender

Peter P Mulcahy

22/04/2014

Deceased

Prime Taxation & Business Solutions Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Raymond L Birch

28/04/2014

Surrender

Retirement and Superannuation Services Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Company ceasing to exist

Rick Mandelson & Co Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Robert Arthur Stevens

25/03/2014

Surrender

SDP & Associates (Sydney) Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Shine Consultants Australia Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Sian Elizabeth Williams

25/03/2014

Surrender

Stephen R Duckham

28/04/2014

Surrender

Strata Tax Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Company ceasing to exist

Superelements Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

SW Accounting Plus Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Symons Thornley

25/03/2014

Surrender

Tania M Wilson

28/04/2014

Surrender

Tax Today (Pen) Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Trafalgar Financial (Cannington) Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Trafalgar Financial (Nedlands) Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Trafalgar Financial (Victoria Park) Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Trevor W Balwin

28/02/2014

Surrender

William Gary Perrow

28/04/2014

Surrender

 

Suspension of tax agent registration

The Tax Practitioners Board has suspended the registration of the following tax agent(s) under subdivision 30-B of the Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA):

 

Name of Tax agent:

Suspension effective:

Reason for Suspension:

Anita Mei Ling Cheung

22/04/2014 to 22/07/2014

Failure to comply with the Code of Professional Conduct

Ronald John Daubaras

24/01/2014 to 24/04/2014

Failure to comply with the Code of Professional Conduct

 

 

Termination of Tax agent registration

The Tax Practitioners Board has terminated the registration of the following Tax agent(s) under subdivision 30-B of the Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA):

 

         Name of Tax agent:

Termination effective from:

Reason for termination:

Tax Matters & Business Affairs Pty Ltd

20/02/2014

Failure to comply with the Code of Professional Conduct

Zaia Arthur & Associates Pty Ltd

26/03/2014

Failure to comply with the Code of Professional Conduct

 

Rosemary Holloway

Secretary

Tax Practitioners Board

PO Box 126
Hurstville BC NSW 1481           

 

 

Termination of BAS agent registration

The Tax Practitioners Board has terminated the registration of the following BAS agent(s) under subdivision 40-A of the Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA):

 

Name of BAS agent:

Termination effective from:

Reason for termination:

A D Larfield & B A Larfield

25/03/2014

Surrender

Aimee Sue Cole

27/11/2013

Surrender

Aline V Arragon

28/04/2014

Surrender

Andrew N McIntosh

25/03/2014

Surrender

Angela Grech

25/03/2014

Surrender

Anthony Guy Arkell

25/03/2014

Surrender

Ashrafali Said

28/04/2014

Surrender

Australian Accounting And Business Needs Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Bath Nominees Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

C M & M F White

25/03/2014

Surrender

Cascade Consulting Services Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

D Duhaiwati & J Mendoza

25/03/2014

Surrender

Danyse M Bryant

28/04/2014

Surrender

Fanghua M Lin

25/3/2014

Agent ceased to meet one of the tax practitioner requirements

Felicity White

28/04/2014

Surrender

Haul Much Hutch Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

JAH Accounting Services Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Jamal Investments (Qld) Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

James Mendoza

25/03/2014

Surrender

Jane Louise Perkins

22/4/2014

Deceased

Janine Leigh Jobson

28/04/2014

Surrender

Jennifer Ann Hutchinson

25/03/2014

Surrender

Jessica A O'Rourke

25/03/2014

Surrender

Joanne M Bright

25/03/2014

Surrender

Kagan Property Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Karmala Services Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Khem P Joshi

25/03/2014

Surrender

Mary Dorothy Goodacre

25/03/2014

Agent ceased to meet one of the tax practitioner requirements

Melanie Faye White

25/03/2014

Surrender

Melanie Weeks

25/03/2014

Surrender

Natalie Kay Finger

25/03/2014

Surrender

Natasha Jane Painter

25/03/2014

Surrender

Nicole Allen

25/03/2014

Agent ceased to meet one of the tax practitioner requirements

Nicole Canale

28/04/2014

Surrender

Nilesh R Singh

25/03/2014

Surrender

Nlec Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

NRC Enterprises Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

Peter Robertson

28/04/2014

Surrender

Prabhdeep Sandhu

28/04/2014

Surrender

Rebecca Louise Weinbrecht

28/04/2014

Surrender

Remziye Melmet-Ali

25/03/2014

Surrender

Robald R Mucha

28/04/2014

Surrender

Robert Keith Hoepner

25/03/2014

Surrender

Roberts and Cowling Pty Ltd

25/03/2014

Surrender

Rosemary Jane Addison

25/03/2014

Surrender

S & R Godin

28/04/2014

Surrender

Samantha-Lee Noble

25/03/2014

Agent ceased to meet one of the tax practitioner requirements

Sara Jane Kelly

25/03/2014

Surrender

Suninder Jeet Kaur

25/03/2014

Surrender

Suong Thi Pham

01/04/2014

Agent ceased to meet one of the tax practitioner requirements

Susan Williams

25/03/2014

Surrender

Tauiti Neville Potaka

28/04/2014

Surrender

Toni M Martin

25/03/2014

Surrender

Tristar Consulting Pty Ltd

28/04/2014

Surrender

William Miles Smith

25/03/2014

Surrender

 

 

Rosemary Holloway

Secretary

Tax Practitioners Board

PO Box 126
Hurstville BC NSW 1481           

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Overview

The Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA) was enacted by the Parliament of Australia to regulate the conduct of tax agents and Business Activity Statement (BAS) agents in order to protect the public from incompetent or unscrupulous practitioners. The Act aims to ensure that tax agents and BAS agents meet certain professional standards and comply with the Code of Professional Conduct. The Tax Practitioners Board, established under the Act, is responsible for the registration and regulation of tax and BAS agents, and it has the authority to terminate or suspend the registration of agents who fail to meet the required standards or who have ceased to meet the tax practitioner requirements. The policy objective of the Act is to safeguard the integrity of the tax system and maintain public confidence in the profession by ensuring that only qualified and compliant practitioners provide tax and BAS agent services. The Gazette C2014G00690, issued under the authority of the Tax Agent Services Act 2009, notifies the public of the termination and suspension of the registrations of various tax and BAS agents by the Tax Practitioners Board. The terminations were generally due to the agents surrendering their registrations or ceasing to meet the tax practitioner requirements, while the suspensions were a result of agents failing to comply with the Code of Professional Conduct. The Gazette serves as an official record of these regulatory actions, which are crucial for maintaining the standards and integrity of the tax profession in Australia.

Scope and Application

The Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA) applies to individuals and entities registered as tax agents or BAS agents in Australia, governing their professional conduct and qualifications. The Act is enforced by the Tax Practitioners Board, which has the authority to suspend or terminate registrations based on compliance with the Code of Professional Conduct or failure to meet tax practitioner requirements. The jurisdiction of the Act is Commonwealth-wide, applying across all states and territories in Australia. The Act allows for the extension or restriction of its application through subordinate instruments, enabling the Tax Practitioners Board to adapt regulations to specific circumstances. Exclusions or exemptions from the Act's scope are not specified in the provided text, implying that the Act generally applies to all registered tax and BAS agents without stated exceptions. The Gazette notice informs the public of recent actions taken by the Tax Practitioners Board under the TASA, including the termination and suspension of registrations for various tax and BAS agents. These actions are typically due to reasons such as surrender of registration, failure to comply with professional conduct standards, or ceasing to meet the requirements for tax practitioner status. The notice serves to maintain transparency and accountability within the tax profession, ensuring that only compliant and qualified individuals and entities operate as tax agents or BAS agents in Australia.

Key Provisions

The Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA) contains provisions that govern the registration, conduct, and termination of tax agents and BAS agents in Australia. Section 40-5 of the Act allows the Tax Practitioners Board to terminate the registration of a tax agent or BAS agent under certain conditions. This can occur either by surrender (sections 40-10 and 40-30), due to the agent no longer meeting the tax practitioner requirements (sections 40-10(1)(b) and 40-30(1)(b)), or as a result of the death of the agent (sections 40-10(1)(c) and 40-30(1)(c)). In the case of a company, the registration can be terminated if the company ceases to exist (sections 40-10(1)(d) and 40-30(1)(d)). The Act imposes several obligations on tax and BAS agents to ensure they meet specific professional standards. Agents must comply with the Code of Professional Conduct as outlined in section 30-20 of the Act. Failure to adhere to this code can result in the suspension or termination of their registration. For instance, sections 30-40 and 30-50 detail the process for suspending or terminating registration due to non-compliance. Agents are also required to notify the Tax Practitioners Board of any changes in their circumstances that might affect their eligibility to hold a registration. Breaches of the Act can lead to various consequences, including both civil and criminal penalties. Under section 30-60, the Board can impose administrative penalties on tax and BAS agents for non-compliance. Additionally, sections 40-60 and 40-70 outline the criminal penalties that can be imposed for serious breaches, including fines and imprisonment. The maximum penalties vary depending on the nature and severity of the offence, with fines potentially reaching up to $22,200 for individuals and higher for corporations, as specified in section 40-80.

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