Shev Accounting Services in Port Broughton, South Australia | Financial service

Shev Accounting Services

Locality: Port Broughton, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8635 2321

Address: 90 Upper Yorke Road 5522 Port Broughton, SA, Australia

Website: http://shevaccounting.com.au/

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07.05.2022 https://www.ato.gov.au//In-de/Specific-disasters/COVID-19/ Current info on stimulus/assistance

05.05.2022 PHONE SCAM ALERT! Listen out for suspicious calls claiming to be from the ATO. Scammers are ‘spoofing’ our phone numbers so it looks like we’re calling. The...y’re also leaving our numbers on voicemails to make their contact seem real. While these calls may appear to be from us, remember that we’ll never: threaten you with arrest demand immediate payment, particularly through unusual means such as bitcoin, prepaid credit cards or gift cards advise against speaking with a trusted advisor or your tax agent project a number on caller ID. If you’re unsure if a call is legitimate, hang up and phone our dedicated scam hotline on 1800008540. Warn your friends and family! More info at www.ato.gov.au//Online-servi/Identity-security/Scam-alerts

26.04.2022 SCAM WARNING With tax time over, be on high alert for phone calls demanding the payment of fake tax debts. Stay vigilant and warn your friends and family so... they don’t get tricked. Be suspicious if someone contacts you demanding payment. Remember, we would never: Request the payment of a tax debt via prepaid gift cards (eg iTunes or Google Play) Ask for direct credit to be paid into a personal bank account or via an ATM Demand immediate payment, use aggressive behaviour, or threaten you with arrest or deportation. These are typical scammer tactics! If you’re unsure about a call you receive, hang up immediately. Phone our scam hotline on 1800008540 to check if the call was legitimate or report the scam. Find more info at www.ato.gov.au///identity-security/verify-or-report-a-scam

17.01.2022 SCAM WARNING With tax time over, be on high alert for phone calls demanding the payment of fake tax debts. Stay vigilant and warn your friends and family so... they don’t get tricked. Be suspicious if someone contacts you demanding payment. Remember, we would never: Request the payment of a tax debt via prepaid gift cards (eg iTunes or Google Play) Ask for direct credit to be paid into a personal bank account or via an ATM Demand immediate payment, use aggressive behaviour, or threaten you with arrest or deportation. These are typical scammer tactics! If you’re unsure about a call you receive, hang up immediately. Phone our scam hotline on 1800008540 to check if the call was legitimate or report the scam. Find more info at www.ato.gov.au///identity-security/verify-or-report-a-scam