The Ato’s 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey Results

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The ATO participated in the 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey conducted by the National Anti-Corruption Commission between August-September 2024. The ATO received 1,541 responses (21% response rate) from its staff surveyed on corruption risk perceptions and integrity measures. Results showed 79% of ATO respondents had positive sentiment regarding their agency's overall integrity, while 67% expressed confidence in anti-corruption controls (with 92% considering controls at least satisfactory). On employee comprehension, 96% of respondents were confident they could identify corruption in their area, and 84% correctly answered at least three of five scenario-based questions testing corruption recognition. The survey assessed three factors: organisational controls, employee comprehension, and reporting likelihood across 53 evaluative questions. This operational/policy document provides baseline integrity data reflecting staff perceptions of the ATO's anti-corruption framework and cultural environment.