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Continuing to build relationships between business, the tax profession and the ATO presentation
Published on 14 Sep 17 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
In this presentation, panel members will discuss various issues arising from the relationships between corporates, the ATO and tax practitioners, including:
- the ATO’s approach to “justified trust” for GST
- tax risk governance frameworks
- outsourcing and offshoring of tax functions and the impact on tax risk.
Author profiles
Nick KALLINIKIOS
Jennifer MOLTISANTI
George NIKOLAOU
This was presented at 2017 National GST Intensive .
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