Baseball playbook - MLI, MAP and mandatory binding arbitration
Source: National
Published Date: 11 Nov 2020
This podcast covers:
- how arbitration works, with a focus on the final offer model adopted under most of Australia's DTAs, also known as the 'baseball' model
- how taxpayers get to arbitration, and whether the prospect of arbitration can be expected to affect MAP
- the tensions and complex decision making required in balancing domestic procedures for resolution with resolution achieved through MAP or arbitration
- international experiences in tax arbitration.
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Baseball playbook - MLI, MAP and mandatory binding arbitration
Details
- Published By: Martin Fry FTI
- Published On:11 Nov 2020
- Event Name:2020 National Resources Tax Conference Online
- Session Name:Baseball playbook - MLI, MAP and mandatory binding arbitration
- Listen Time:1+ hour
- Took place at:Online
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