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  Miscellaneous 2008

The unsettled audit - Off to court we go

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 26 Aug 2008

 

This presentation discusses unsettled audits, in particular:

  • What to expect
    • setting the boundaries: the years, issues and length of time
    • answering information requests and section 263
    • Section 264 interviews
    • negotiating and communicating with the ATO
    • settling an audit.
  • What to do about assessment issues
    • the assessment procedure
    • objecting to an assessment - some drafting tips
    • what if an objection is disallowed?
    • gathering evidence.
  • Challenging an assessment
    • Part IVC proceedings - what you need to know
    • where to go - AAT or Federal Court?
    • proceedings in the Federal Court; the new "Fast Track List" and Tax List Directions
    • expert evidence - some practical advice
    • test case funding
    • the role of a barrister.

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The unsettled audit - Off to court we go

Author(s): Frank O'Loughlin CTA
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  • Published By: Frank O'Loughlin CTA
  • Published On:26 Aug 2008
  • Took place at:Windsor Hotel, Melbourne

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