If you’ve logged into your MyGov account to complete your tax return in recent years – or sat across from your accountant while they’ve done this on your behalf – you will know that an increasing number of the fields are filled in before you start the task.
If you feel like the Taxation Office knows more and more about your financial affairs with each passing year, you’d be correct.
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