Australian Taxation Office

Agreements Establishing A Formal Relationship Between The Australian Government And United States Government With Respect To Taxation Matters.

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The ATO released links to three foundational international tax agreements governing Australia-US taxation relations: the Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters (enabling cross-border tax information exchange), the 1983 Double Tax Agreement (addressing income tax jurisdiction and relief from double taxation), and the 2014 Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act Intergovernmental Agreement (implementing US reporting requirements for Australian financial institutions). These are treaty instruments rather than operational documents, establishing the formal legal framework within which the ATO administers taxation matters affecting Australian and US taxpayers. No compliance data, revenue figures, or case-specific information was disclosed.

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