This paper covers a roadmap to limiting factual issues disputed by the Commissioner in audits, reviews, litigation and other processes (e.g. PBRs) both before and after engagement with the Commissioner.
Miscellaneous
2021
How taxpayers can discharge their burden of proof
Source: Victoria
Published Date: 28 Oct 2021
Individual Session
How taxpayers can discharge their burden of proof
Author(s):
Gareth Redenbach
,
Frank Hinoporos CTA
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- Published By: Gareth Redenbach
- Published On:28 Oct 2021
- Took place at:Leonda by the Yarra
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