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Dealing with the ATO debt recovery division presentation

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Published on 25 Jun 15 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • hierarchy of outcome for tax debt grouped into categories from most favourable to least favourable
  • each category sets out requirements or characteristics of cases within such category along with expected benefits or outcomes for such cases
  • major division of categories into disputed and non-disputed tax debt
  • there are two requirements or characteristics that are variable and change as circumstances change:
    • stage of any dispute through objection, AAT review, Federal Court Appeal, Full Federal Court Appeal, High Court Appeal
    • ATO assessment of risk.

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Andrew Cox CTA
Andrew is a consultant at Pointon Partners. He has experience at every level of litigation, from the Magistrates Court to the High Court and has acted in many complex cases covering a broad spectrum of the law. His areas of expertise include acting in matters of professional negligence, taxation debt recovery defences and insolvency. Andrew is a former member of the Litigation Lawyers Executive Committee of the Law Institute of Victoria and is a Nationally Accredited Mediator. - Current at 01 May 2015
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