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Published on 17 Oct 13 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

An outline of the new approaches the ATO is taking around law interpretation, dispute resolution, and tax design; their context and intent; and the early experiences and outcomes.

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Neil Olesen
Neil Olesen has overall responsibility for the ATO's Client Engagement Group. This includes the delivery of services to assist the community in participating in the tax and superannuation systems, and to comply with their obligations. The Client Engagement Group also delivers the active compliance program to identify potential instances of non-compliance. Neil has over 30 years of experience in tax and superannuation administration, including designing and implementing new tax laws, helping to ensure compliance with existing laws and leading major change initiatives. Over the last decade, Neil's roles have focused on corporate governance, stakeholder relations, superannuation and compliance. He holds a Bachelor degree in Accounting and a Graduate Diploma in Taxation Law and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. - Current at 26 March 2018
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