Periods of review – What you need to know and engaging with the ATO
Published Date: 6 Mar 2025
Gain a comprehensive understanding of federal tax review processes, including key review periods and scenarios where they differ. The session covers:
- Assessment and Amendment Periods Overview of standard timeframes for assessments and amendments
- Review of Assessments Process and implications when assessments are subject to review
- Unlimited review periods Fraud or Evasion and other unique circumstances
- Mutual Agreement Procedure (MAP) Timing aspects of managing cross-border tax disputes under MAP
- Record Retention Requirements Compliance guidelines for tax record-keeping; and
- Dealing with the ATO and Requesting Extensions Best practices for productive ATO engagement, including managing extension requests and potential challenges.
Individual Session
Details
- Published By: Andrew McCrossin, Joe Tranzillo
- Published On:6 Mar 2025
- Event Name:Tax Disputes Masterclass
- Session Name:Periods of review – What you need to know and engaging with the ATO
- Listen Time:1+ hour
- Took place at:The Establishment Sydney & Online
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