This paper covers:
- some history
- what is the SER?
- the divisional model
- the commissioner's formal view of the meaning and application of the SER
- matters that are currently being examined by the ATO
- a compendium of ATO views that address SER issues.
Source: National
Published Date: 1 May 2009
This paper covers:
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