Former AFL footballer and media personality Dale 'Daisy' Thomas has been sued by the Australian Tax Office (ATO) for $600,000 in unpaid income taxes. The ATO alleges Thomas owes significant amounts dating back to the 2019-20 financial year, including $52,538 for 2021-22, $129,142 for 2022-23, $134,259 for 2023-24, and $189,613 for 2024-25. Interest charges and penalties bring the total claim to $599,293. Thomas, who plays commentary for Seven and Triple M, stated he was unaware of the lawsuit until contacted by The Age and has since handed the matter over to his accountant. The ATO claims Thomas received nine notices about his outstanding taxes, including updated assessments from October 2024.
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