This paper covers:
- a review of the relevant statutory provisions
- what to do when a client receives an ECT assessment
- examining the Commissioner’s approach
- examining the approach of the AAT
- case study on preparing an application to the Commissioner.
Litigation
Tax administration
2013
What's so special about those circumstances? The Commissioner's discretion to disregard or reallocate excess super contributions
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 16 May 2013
Individual Session
What's so special about those circumstances? The Commissioner's discretion to disregard or reallocate excess super contributions
Author(s):
Matthew Mckee FTI
Details
- Published By: Matthew Mckee FTI
- Published On:16 May 2013
- Took place at:Hilton, Sydney
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Litigation
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