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The ATO's approach to dispute resolution - An integrated approach presentation

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Published on 30 May 12 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • the ATO approach
  • some current initiatives
  • an integrated approach to dispute resolution
  • objections
  • ADR experience in tax disputes
  • test case litigation funding
  • when is dispute resolution/mediation appropriate?

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Nick Westerink
Nick began working in the Tax Office immediately after completing an Arts/Law degree at Macquarie University. This is Nick’s 30th year with the Tax Office during which time he has worked in a number of different areas of the office including audit and sales tax, however the bulk of his career has been spent working in the legal area of the office, initially as a litigator, then for the last 12 years as a manager and most recently since 2007 as Assistant Commissioner responsible for the practice management of the Legal Services Branch.
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