STILGHERRIAN: The main problem is the ATO doesn't seem to have registered as an Apple software developer, which mean when people run the e-tax for Mac on their Mac, it isn't packaged in the right. E-tax for Mac launch stumbles on developer certificate, wrote Josh Taylor at ZDNet.And so on. ATO bungles e-tax for Mac launch, wrote Ben Grubb at Fairfax.
After 15 years, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) finally launched a Mac OS X version of its e-tax software for filing personal income tax returns - and it doesn’t work. Its failure to use a developer certificate - meaning that OS X running under its default security.
That new E-tax for Mac application from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is hilarious.
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