ATO's notice of rental bond data-matching program
Liz Gibbs • February 25, 2025

ATO's notice of rental bond data-matching program

The ATO will acquire rental bond data from State and Territory rental bond regulators bi-annually for the 2024 to 2026 income years, including details of the landlord and tenant, managing agent identification details, and rental bond transaction details.


The objectives of this program are to (among other things) identify and educate individuals and businesses who may be failing to meet their registration or lodgment obligations.


The ATO expects to collect data on approximately 2.2 million individuals each financial year.


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