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Proactive ATO engagement through Reviews, Audits and Objections

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 18 May 2023

 

With significant government funding of the ATO’s audit activity there is going to be a continuous cycle of reviews facing tax practitioners. This practical presentation identifies:

  • Common types of ATO review and audit products
  • Establishing facts through engagement with the ATO in the information gathering phase
  • Practical challenges in responding to position papers
  • Engagement with the ATO involving technical panels and/or the GAAR Panel
  • Identifying and claiming Legal Professional Privilege or administrative concessions
  • Possible escalation options
  • Pros and cons of alternative dispute resolution options
  • Practical tips on settlement negotiations within the ATO’s Code of Settlement Practice; and
  • Disputing amended assessments post review or audit – the objection process.

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  • Published By: Renata Saini
  • Published On:18 May 2023
  • Took place at:Sofitel Sydney Wentworth

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