This event provided both technical insights and practical tips for resolving tax disputes. The different perspectives of our wide variety of presenters, from senior ATO officers to members of the tax bar and experienced Tax Controversy professionals, brought fresh thinking to the nuanced challenge of seeking to resolve a tax dispute.
What does the ATO want to see in audits? - what is good evidence and what is not?
Author(s):
Nabil (Bill) F. Orow CTA
ATO and taxpayer cases that have led to a court case
Author(s):
Fiona Dillon CTA
LPP in tax audits and disputes
Author(s):
Lisa Hespe
Materials from this
session:
Early engagement with the ATO
Author(s):
Fiona Beckett-Cooper
,
Bruce Jameson
,
Sandra Farhat
Materials from this
session:
Advisor issues, negligence claims, promoter penalties, safe-harbour rules
Author(s):
Judy Sullivan CTA
,
Chris Kinsella CTA
Declaratory relief - finally an alternative to Part IVC?
Author(s):
Gareth Redenbach
Alternative dispute resolution options: how to resolve a tax dispute
Author(s):
Jeremy Geale CTA
,
Ram Pandey
,
Michael Cosgrove
Details
- Published On:16 Mar 2022
- Took place at:Establishment Hotel Sydney & Online
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