This paper covers:
- the guiding principles of the ATO approach to dispute resolution
- ATO policies and guidelines
- how the ATO approach to dispute resolution plays out in practice
- wider ATO initiatives in promoting dispute resolution.
Miscellaneous
2012
ATO approach to dispute resolution
Source: National
Published Date: 14 Mar 2012
Individual Session
ATO approach to dispute resolution
Author(s):
Deborah Hastings
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- Published By: Deborah Hastings
- Published On:14 Mar 2012
- Took place at:National Convention Centre, Canberra
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