ATO reporting smooth sailing on IT system upgrade
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has reported smooth sailing one week into the biggest upgrade of its IT systems in history.
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has reported smooth sailing one week into the biggest upgrade of its IT systems in history.
The Australian Taxation Office will go ahead with the largest upgrade of its IT systems in history in the early hours of Friday, January 22.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is maintaining its silence over whether it will proceed with the biggest IT upgrade in its history. The agency has declined to provide an update on the technical deployment of the nation's new income tax IT system, scheduled to commence on Friday, despite several requests for clarification.
The Australian Tax Office's (ATO) technical deployment of the nation's new income tax IT system looks set to go ahead as scheduled from Friday January 22.
EDS will lose its $60 million Australian Taxation Office (ATO) End User Computing (EUC) services contract from June 2012 after the agency announced a short list of new providers.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is looking for tax and superannuation software developers to join a consultative group. According to the ATO, the term will soon expire for current members of the Software Developers Consultative Group (SDCG), and the organisation is interested in working with a new slew of developers.
The scheduled technical deployment in late January of the nation's new income tax IT system is the biggest release in the Australian Tax Office's (ATO) history, according to its second commissioner.
The Australian Taxation Office annual report has revealed its change program is high risk and mostly responsible for the office’s budget overspend last financial year. The change program aims to migrate the agency away from legacy and paper-based systems to a single, integrated core IT system.
A performance audit of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) Change Program will be tabled in Parliament by the end of this week.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has entered final negotiations with carrier Optus for a new managed network services contract worth up to $60.5 million a year.
Just like it did this time last year, the Australian Tax Office is again warning taxpayers of a fraudulent email being circulated that claims to offer citizens a tax refund.
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) will shut down all communications and IT systems during the Christmas break as part of maintenance upgrades to its Canberra data centre.