This event offered an impressive line-up of speakers with intimate knowledge of taxpayer disputes with the ATO. It offered a strong technical content as well as insights into the ATO's current practice for engaging with both SME and large corporate taxpayers on issues ranging from the use of expert evidence to legal professional privilege and debt management.
Independent review/alternative dispute resolution
Author(s):
Jeremy Geale CTA
Materials from this
session:
Tax debt recovery powers and the ATO
Author(s):
Keith Swan
,
Lucy Mcgovern
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session:
Dealing with the dispute from the beginning
Author(s):
Eddy Moussa CTA
,
Andrew Howell
Materials from this
session:
Resolving R&D disputes
Author(s):
Hugh Paynter
,
Brock Gunthorpe
Materials from this
session:
Tax disputes landscape
Author(s):
Chris Peadon FTI
Materials from this
session:
The ATO as regulator:20 years of regulating the SMSF sector
Author(s):
Jenny Lin
,
Alex Affleck
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session:
Details
- Published On:31 Jul 2019
- Took place at:Hilton Sydney, Sydney
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