Legal professional privilege - Protect your rights, but know your limits
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 18 Jul 2011
LPP is a long-standing common law right which permits a person to refuse to hand over documents incorporating privileged communications in the face of an ATO demand to do so. However, it must be claimed appropriately and not lost by waiver or otherwise.
This podcast covers:
- practical ways to identify privileged communications
- what information do you have to give to the ATO to substantiate LPP claims?
- position of commercial documents containing communications covered by LPP
- waiving privilege – intentionally or unintentionally and disputes over LPP claims.
Individual Session
Legal professional privilege - Protect your rights but know your limits
Details
- Published By: Judy Sullivan CTA
- Published On:18 Jul 2011
- Took place at:Hilton Sydney, Sydney
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