Litigation Tax administration Income tax

Managing tax disputes

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 22 Aug 2013

 

The formal dispute process begins after the ATO has assessed your client. This can be a long and expensive process depending on the issues involved. The purpose of this presentation is to provide some insight to this process, the options available and how you may be able to bring the dispute to an earlier conclusion. This presentation covers: 

  • how important is your objection
  • why objecting to private rulings can be disastrous
  • managing the objection process
  • pros and cons of 50/50 arrangements
  • “escalation” and/or Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): when, why and how
  • the role of freedom of information
  • the importance of evidence
  • choosing the battleground - AAT or Federal Court
  • ettlement deeds.

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Managing tax disputes

Author(s): Martin Booth CTA , Heydon Miller
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