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A curb on the Commissioner’s powers: Client Legal Privilege

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Published on 01 Dec 07 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

The Commissioner’s access and information gathering powers are some of the broadest among Federal and State regulatory authorities. This article will examine the scope of these powers and then elaborate on the doctrine of Client Legal Privilege as an effective defence against these powers.

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Tom MAY
Tom May is a tax lawyer specialising in tax dispute resolution services within both the Federal and State taxation jurisdictions.
Current at December 2007
Terence TAN
Terence Tan is a tax lawyer specialising in tax dispute resolution services within both the Federal and State taxation jurisdictions.
Current at December 2007
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