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Published on 23 Feb 12 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • commencing tax litigation - Alternatives to Part IVC appeals
  • taxation appeals under Part IVC of the TAA
  • tax appeals in the Federal Court
  • evidence issues - Expert evidence
  • evidence - AAT proceedings.

Author profile

Brendan Sullivan CTA
Brendan Sullivan, SC CTA, is a Barrister-at-Law, with chambers at 10th floor Selborne specialising in revenue law matters. He has been a member of The Tax Institute for more than 30 years. Brendan has practised as a Barrister for 27 years and as Senior Counsel since 1998. His practice involves both advising on taxation matters, and the conduct of taxation appeals before the courts. He has substantial experience in dealing with taxation appeals from both sides, regularly representing both taxpayers and the ATO. He also has extensive experience in the conduct of taxation disputes at the audit level. - Current at 24 November 2014
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