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Tax controversies: SMSFs - Responding to non-compliance warnings and notices

Taxation in Australia | 1 Sep 12
 
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Published on 01 Sep 12 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

Trustees of SMSFs should adopt a proactive approach to rectifying contravention to minimise the negative consequences for SMSF members.

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Megan Bishop
Megan Bishop is Tax Partner at Piper Alderman specialising in tax risk management and disputes. She represents Taxpayers that are under review by the ATO or other regulators to advocate for and defend their positions as filed. She has represented taxpayers in all Victorian and Federal Courts, as well as some other State Courts and has been involved in some of the most high profile and precedent setting matters over the last few years. Her areas of specialisation include: employment taxes, trust related tax issues, residency, the R&D tax incentive and anti-avoidance provisions. - Current at 09 June 2025
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Robert Jeremiah
Rob is a principal of Sladen Legal. He is accredited by the Law Institute of Victoria as a specialist in both Tax Law and Business Law and is on its Tax Law Specialisation Advisory Committee. He is a member of the board and technical and policy committee of SISFA. Rob is acknowledged as a leader in his field and is regularly asked to share his specialist knowledge on areas such as tax, superannuation, succession and estate planning and trusts. Rob has been a principal of Sladen Legal and its predecessor firm since 1981. - Current at 29 June 2020
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