"What`s the feeling of the "to be on the mark" of the Australian tax bureau for two consecutive years?" said the Australian elder brother. "It`s a little scary," said the Australian elder brother.
Australia`s 200,000-year-old aircraft engineer has been audited by the Australian Taxation Bureau for two consecutive years, according to the Daily Mail. The experience has made him "I`ve never forgotten".
Ben in the 32-year-old said the "It`s kind of a" had been audited for two consecutive years as a result of the same tax refund project.
"as an engineer, I have a mobile phone and I declare a 30% fee. They ask me to submit all the phone records, my phone bill for Telecom Australia." Ben says.
"I have to look at each number carefully, mark next to it, write down who they are, who is a working phone, which is a private phone, and which is a pizza place.", he said.
He said that, as his tax credits and declarations were higher than usual, he was first audited by the Australian Tax Bureau a few years ago.
In response, he said, this is because he attended a nine-week job training in Brisbane.
It is reported that the first audit of Ben did not find a problem, but the second time it took two months to complete the second audit.
"Everyone understands that they need to keep the integrity of the tax system, but in my case, I have kept all receipts, my tax refund application is legal, everything is approved, and twice because the same thing is audited to make me feel a bit violated, a bit like being threatened." Ben.
In order to solve such a situation, he said that he had made a little pressure by the tax agent`s return.
Mark Chapman, head of tax communication at H / R Block, said:
In general, the audit is carried out for the rich rich in tax matters, but more resources have recently been invested in the IRS to focus on ordinary people, specifically for work-related costs, even as the cost of laundry is being investigated.
The Australian tax official, speaker, said:
Individual tax rebates are subject to automatic risk assessment, and wherever loopholes or errors are found, the tax rebate process is suspended for further investigation.
