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Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 17 May 2012

 

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This paper provides valuable insight into how to deal with the Office of State Revenue (OSR) with respect to reviews and disputes relating to state taxes. Specific topics include:

  • How an accountant may manage a dispute with the OSR and how a solicitor should do so, and the necessity for both to work together
  • The power and scope for the Chief Commissioner to reassess state taxes
  • The ability to seek a review of a decision relating to state taxes
  • When and how to obtain declaratory relief from a court
  • When and how to use expert evidence
  • The penalty regime in the context of state taxes
  • Possible liability for accountants in the context of the imposition of penalties
  • Mediation and alternative resolution generally - including the court's powers to order such mechanisms.
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  • Published By: David Kl Raphael
  • Published On:17 May 2012
  • Took place at:Hilton Sydney, Sydney

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