The Australian Taxation Office says the “robo-debt” debacle is not its fault and it is unhappy being publicly linked with Centrelink’s controversial debt-recovery program.
Senior ATO officials told a Senate committee investigating robodebt on Wednesday that the ATO simply handed its data on taxpayers over to Centrelink’s parent department, Human Services, which then used an automated system to raise debts.
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