Warning about 'side hustles' as tax time approaches

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The sign of an Australian Taxation Office shopfront is seen in Canberra. Source: AAP / LUKAS COCH

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A growing number of people in Australia are looking for new ways to make money as cost of living pressures intensify. But as tax time approaches, the Australian Taxation Office is rolling out sophisticated analytical tools to ensure everyone's paying what they should.

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