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The ATO as regulator: 20 years of regulating the SMSF sector paper

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Published on 31 Jul 19 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • policy and regulatory context
  • what does it mean to be a Regulator?
  • ATO enforcement powers.

Author profile

Jenny Lin
Jenny Lin is an Assistant Commissioner leading the ATO’s Private Wealth Risk & Strategy area, focusing on identifying and addressing tax risks to improve the tax performance of Australia’s privately owned and wealthy groups. She also leads Private Wealth’s Adviser Strategy and Data & Analytics programs. Jenny began her career in GST policy and law design at Treasury before joining the ATO in 2012, and has held roles across Superannuation & Employer Obligations, Tax Counsel Network and Service Delivery within the ATO. - Current at 17 November 2025
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The ATO as regulator:20 years of regulating the SMSF sector

Author(s):  Jenny Lin

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Dealing with the dispute from the beginning

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Resolving R&D disputes

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Tax disputes landscape

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Tax debt recovery powers and the ATO

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