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The GST Implications of Ending Disputes
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Published on 01 Sep 01 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE
The GST consequences of court orders and out-of-court settlements: the ATO's view in GSTR 2001/4.
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Arlene MACDONALD
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