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Audits and disputes panel presentation

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Published on 06 Apr 22 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers guidance on how to deal with the ATO in a proactive and efficient manner when your clients are subjected to an ATO review or audit.

Author profiles

Andrew Giorgi FTI
Andrew Giorgi, FTI, is a tax and commercial lawyer with Smailes Krawitz. Andrew routinely acts in tax and duty audits, investigations and disputes for a wide range of clients. This includes high-value tax debt matters, protracted evidentiary disputes and tax prosecutions. Additionally, Andrew acts in private client matters including family trust and company disputes, complex estate planning and the drafting of commercial documents. Andrew was awarded a Master of Taxation Law with Distinction from the University of Western Australia. - Current at 04 November 2024
Matthew Sunits
Matthew Sunits, CTA, is a specialist tax dispute resolution lawyer. Matthew has particular experience in managing audits being conducted by the ATO and in running taxation appeals in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and the Federal Court of Australia. Matthew also maintains a broad advisory practice. Prior to joining Zafra Legal, Matthew worked for the Australian Government Solicitor where he managed disputes for the Commissioner of Taxation. - Current at 31 March 2023
Joanne Wynne CTA
Joanne is a Director in the Tax Services division of RSM Australia. Joanne provides taxation consulting and compliance services to clients in a variety of industries including the property and mining sectors. Recently Joanne has been involved in streamlined assurance reviews for large private groups and worked with clients on developing their tax governance framework. Joanne has lectured undergraduate and post graduate taxation units at Curtin University and in 2019 was a finalist in the SME Tax Adviser of the Year Award. - Current at 20 January 2022

 

This was presented at WA Tax Forum .

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Keynote address – Economic update

Author(s):  Cassandra Winzar

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Your employees are now working remotely around the world – The tax issues you need to be aware of

Author(s):  Tim Cooper,  Natasha Wegener,  Sudette Wepener

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Ending trusts, tax and other issues

Author(s):  Grahame Young

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Trust me…Trust me not

Author(s):  John Carrello

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Tax Policy & Advocacy update

Author(s):  Scott TREATT,  Robyn Jacobson

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The world of digital assets – Are you ready?

Author(s):  Tracey Dunn

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Mental health in the workplace

Author(s):  Cheryl Yam

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Audits and disputes panel

Author(s):  Andrew Giorgi,  Matthew Sunits,  Joanne Wynne

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Insolvency – The current state of play

Author(s):  Michael Cane,  Aaron Dominish,  Matthew Vines

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The Clough case – impact on taxpayer and where to from here

Author(s):  Fiona Beckett-Cooper,  Mathew CHAMBERLAIN

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Managing a tax function – what is it really like?

Author(s):  Andrew Haigh,  O'Hare Janelle,  Brian Purdy

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Strategies for 2022 (and beyond)

Author(s):  Jemma SANDERSON

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