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GST litigation and dispute resolution in the courts presentation

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Published on 08 Sep 11 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • a practical understanding of what is happening in the courts
  • thought and discussion in respect of factors to consider when litigating
  • guidance on the options available.

Author profile

Jeremy Geale CTA
Jeremy Geale, CTA is a Partner at MinterEllison. Jeremy Geale joined MinterEllison recently, having previously been a Deputy Commissioner with the ATO responsible for the ATO's Review and Dispute Resolution area, covering all objections and litigation. He was also formerly the Deputy Chief Tax Counsel responsible for superannuation. Jeremy has more than 20 years tax and superannuation experience, most of which has been spent assisting taxpayers and the ATO to resolve complex tax disputes from audit through to litigation. He regularly acts for a number of funds, assisting them with engagement with the ATO, management of tax risk and governance, audit assistance and dispute resolution. - Current at 04 July 2023
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