This presentation covers insights from a senior ATO officer on their experience in tax disputes from the ATO perspective, including examples of cases that have gone to court, and how the ATO has balanced properly defending its position against its obligations under the Model Litigant rules.
Miscellaneous
2022
ATO and taxpayer cases that have led to a court case
Source: National
Published Date: 16 Mar 2022
Individual Session
ATO and taxpayer cases that have led to a court case
Author(s):
Fiona Dillon CTA
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- Published By: Fiona Dillon CTA
- Published On:16 Mar 2022
- Took place at:Establishment Hotel Sydney & Online
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2022
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