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Managing ATO contact and tax disputes paper

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Published on 05 May 06 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper concentrates on the practical implications of dealing with various levels of ATO contact which may result in an audit or dispute with the ATO. Issues include:

  • types of ATO contact
  • review / audit strategy
  • administrative powers of the ATO
  • cooperation, rights and obligations of taxpayers
  • dispute resolution and settlement
  • some observations - drawing on recent experiences, and including comments re tax risk management up-front.

Author profile

Scott Bryant
Photo of author, Scott BRYANT Scott is a Senior Tax Partner in the PwC International network with more than 30 years Professional Services experience in a wide range of Industry, Client facing and Firm Leadership roles. Based in Adelaide, Scott has also worked in a number of markets and most recently Tokyo, advising a wide range of multi-national, listed and large private companies on market entry and associated tax issues. Scott is a former Taxation Institute SA State Councillor, SA Education Committee member, CTA and is a regular presenter of taxation related papers and topics both locally and nationally. - Current at 13 November 2019
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