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The terms and nature of disclosure obligations paper

Published on 03 Nov 21 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • The fundamental requirements for a compliant lodgment
  • Identify any unusual or unexpected provisions that may apply in some jurisdictions
  • Outline the provisions that may compel a ‘re-lodgment’ upon a passage of time or a change of circumstances
  • Refer to relevant caselaw, including Orica IC Assets Pty Ltd v The Commissioner of State Revenue [2011] QSC 1.

Author profiles

Geoffrey Mann CTA
Photo of author, Geoff MANN Geoff Mann, CTA, advises on indirect tax with particular emphasis on goods and services tax and state/territory taxes, including stamp duty and land tax. Geoff's tax experience spans over thirty-five years, and he has advised a wide range of clients, across a range of industries and transaction types and issues, across all Australian jurisdictions. Geoff deals regularly with and maintains a good relationship with all Australian revenue authorities. Geoff has represented clients in a range of tax litigation and dispute matters. Geoff's multi-skilling across tax areas and his dual legal and accounting qualifications, place him in a unique position to assist clients with complex tax issues relating to transaction structuring and implementation, including M&A, infrastructure projects, real estate transactions, corporate restructures, prudential reviews, , and liaison with and managing disputes with revenue authorities. - Current at 06 June 2025
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Alice Kim
Hayley Young
Samantha Marsh
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Elizabeth John

 

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