A Senate inquiry into productivity has called for new laws to bring the Tax Office into Australia’s consumer data-sharing regime, giving banks the power to verify borrowers and stamp out mortgage fraud.
In its interim report on Tuesday, the Senate committee led by Liberal senator Andrew Bragg backed a push by the banks to allow customers to share their verified ATO data through the Consumer Data Right during loan applications. …
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