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Disputed tax liabilities and Section 255-10 Taxation Administration Act 1953

Taxation in Australia | 1 Apr 09
 
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Published on 01 Apr 09 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

As the financial outlook worsens, taxpayers are finding it increasingly difficult to meet their tax debts as and when they fall due. However, there has been reluctance on the part of the Commissioner of Taxation to grant discretionary deferrals of time for payments of tax. So, should the Commissioner rethink his policies in relation to deferments of payment dates, in particular, when the tax debt is disputed?

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Emily Marsden is a Director and Lawyer within EY's Tax Policy & Controversy Practice. In this role, she provides technical and strategic assistance in relation to ATO enquiries. This includes advising taxpayers on their rights under audit, disputes, tax office investigations, legal professional privilege, administrative concessions, dispute resolution, penalties and interest. Emily specialises in mitigating tax risk within an organisation. This includes drafting and implementing tax risk policies, updating existing policies (to reflect law changes), training organisations on tax risk management, tax controls testing and advising on ATO enquiries about tax governance. Emily also assists Boards understand their obligations for tax governance. - Current at 13 November 2025
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