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  Miscellaneous 2001

The Too Hard Basket - Dealing with Old Tax Problems

Source: National

Published Date: 23 Mar 2001

 

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Key issues covered in this convention paper include:
- Disaster planning for potential problems (how to minimise the damage)
- Tips in solving problems in disputes with the ATO
- Tips for success at the Administrative Appeals (or Administrative Review)Tribunal ane the Federal Court
- Professional duties and dealing with client complaints
- Problem areas including:
     - 'Bad' reorganisations of entities
     - Divison 7A, including interposed trusts
     - Being out of time for CGT rollovers and other concessions
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