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The Tax Institute strengthens its position

Publication date: 21 Oct 20 | Source: THE TAX INSTITUTE

SYDNEY, 21 October 2020: The Tax Institute CEO Giles Hurst today announced its latest acquisition, Scott Treatt, who was most recently an Assistant Commissioner with the Australian Taxation Office and prior to that, one of the stand-out tax partners within the tax profession.
Scott joins The Tax Institute to lead the Tax Policy and Advocacy team.

“We were certainly very keen to get Scott on board and we are now excited he is joining us” Hurst said.

Scott is a strong leader with significant industry experience. As a Chartered Tax Advisor, he has worked in the tax profession since 1997 in Big 4, large middle tier firms as well as Government. His experience covers all aspects of tax. Having also been a regular presenter at industry events and a lecturer for some 12 years in The Tax Institute’s structured education programs, he brings with him a passion for tax education.

“We wanted someone who could bring balance to the role; someone who understands the tax profession and understands Government; but most importantly someone who has the best outcomes for our tax system at heart.”

“Scott has the leadership capabilities to not only drive the Tax Policy and Advocacy team at The Tax Institute, but to lead the right conversations in tax and to make a mark as we work towards improving our tax system.” said Hurst.

The Tax Institute continues to go from strength to strength. Scott now adds to a growing list of talented people acquired by The Tax Institute, including former Second Commissioner and industry stalwart, Andrew Mills and Robyn Jacobson.

The Tax Institute has a diverse membership base which includes practitioners and Government employees. “We are uniquely placed to make a difference and lead the tax profession as a whole.” said Hurst, “We offer an independent and impartial voice for the tax community, and there is no more an important time for this than right now.”

“There is no better time to be joining The Tax Institute than now” said Treatt, “we live in changing times; challenging times; times presenting opportunity. I am excited to be working for our members as we work together influencing tax policy and the continuous improvement of tax education.”

Scott Treatt commences his role with The Tax Institute on 9 November 2020.



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For more information, please contact:

Russell Mort – Media Contact, The Tax Institute RussellMort@taxinstitute.com.au 02 8223 0029

The Tax Institute is the leading forum for the tax community in Australia. Our reach includes membership of 12,000 tax professionals from commerce and industry, academia, government and public practice and 40,000 Australian business leaders, government employees and students. We are committed to representing our members, shaping the future of the tax profession and continuous improvement of the tax system for the benefit of all, through the advancement of knowledge, member support and advocacy. Read more at taxinstitute.com.au