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In Canada, and it seems to be similar here, at the moment we are required to provide information of where the debtor lives, works, bank account details etc. We are not always able to provide that info,and others will not share because of the privacy issues. Since the ATO already has this info...

I'm fairly sure the rules are similar here. They may be caught in a round about way. When auditing the suppliers of the deli, they will see invoices for items delivered. The deli doesn't claim this item...sending up red flags. Our tax preparer told us they have to provide info from one tax...

I think it is a great idea. Now make it more useful. When someone has a judgement against another person/business, maybe it should be lodged at the ATO, so payments can be garnisheed. Paying cash is not an issue. It is still legal tender. Cross referencing invoices can pick up these...