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Payroll tax cases – “The big ones” presentation

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Published on 17 Sep 20 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • CSR v Optical Superstore [2019] VSCA 197
  • Chief Commissioner of State Revenue v Downer EDI Engineering Pty Ltd [2020] NSWCA 126
  • Compass Group v Commissioner of State Revenue [2020] QSC 184
  • Winlina Pty Ltd v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue [2019] NSWSC 1080.

Author profiles

Tracey-Ann Oppedisano
Tracey-Ann Oppedisanois a Chartered Accountant and Senior Tax Manager within the Deloitte Employment Tax practice based in Melbourne. Tracey commenced her career at the Australian Taxation Office conducting employment obligation audits and currently advises Deloitte clients from both a compliance and consulting perspective in relation to Payroll Tax, PAYG Withholding, Superannuation, Fringe Benefits Tax, WorkCover, remuneration structuring, independent contractor/common law employee matters and in large wage and Superannuation underpayment projects. Tracey works with clients in a range of industries and within the tax, finance, payroll, legal and/or HR functions to collectively adhere to legislative obligations yet from a practical and commercial perspective. - Current at 09 June 2020
Scott Pease
Scott has over 18 years’ experience in providing indirect taxation and litigation services with a specific focus on the areas of federal employment taxes, payroll tax, stamp duty and Workers' Compensation insurance. Prior to founding Tax & Legal Services, Scott worked at PPM Tax & Legal, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Deloitte. - Current at 26 March 2024

 

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Payroll tax cases – “The big ones”

Author(s):  Tracey-Ann Oppedisano,  Scott Pease

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