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  2023 Income tax

Resolving income tax uncertainty

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What is your client to do in circumstances where there is more than one conclusion reasonably available? How can you give them comfort to move forward in their life and business notwithstanding?

This session looked at how to manage the risk of “getting it wrong” (or at least the ATO taking a view different to yours). It considers:

  • What strategies are available for resolving this uncertainty
  • When is a RAPP preferable to a private ruling, and vice versa?
  • What are the alternatives to applying for a private ruling?
  • Weighing up the penalty risk; and
  • How to best engage with the ATO to maximise your chances of getting a constructive (and swift) response.

Individual Session

Author(s): Daniel Mcinerney KC
Materials from this session:

Details

  • Took place at:Grand Hyatt Melbourne

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