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Refunds and the brave new world of section 105-65 paper

Published on 06 Sep 12 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper looks at the following in relation to section 105-65:

  • framework
  • Has an amount been overpaid
    • amounts paid and refunds unpaid
    • giving the Commissioner the Luxury of Time
    • is it the right type of refund?
  • What is the nature of the discretion?
    • the Commissioner’s power (of positive thinking)
    • the presumption considered in National Jet and MTAA

Author profile

Michelle Bennett CTA
Michelle Bennett, CTA, is an Indirect Tax and Law partner at BDO. Michelle has more than 25 years of experience in both legal and accounting firms, developing extensive expertise in relation to the application of state taxes and GST across all commercial transactions. Prior to BDO, Michelle was a Partner at one of the big four firms, providing solutions and managing GST and state tax risks. Before that she spent 9 years with a leading national law firm. Long-term secondments to two of Australia’s largest banks has also provided Michelle with a genuine understanding of the practical issues of tax compliance in a complex commercial environment. With her extensive experience in legal and accounting firms, Michelle works across a broad range of commercial and property transactions, mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructures and inbound investments. - Current at 26 March 2024
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