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Tax audits – Lessons from Wickenby paper

Publication date: 11 Aug 11

Source: WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Abstract:

This paper covers:

• targeting audits
• ATO attitudes
• adviser attitudes
• objection review
• ADR approaches
• settlements
• section 167
• burden of proof
• time running
• legal professional privilege
• tax advice document privilege
• without prejudice communications
• administrative penalties
• interest
• bankruptcy and tax disputes
• disputes and criminal proceedings
• victims of Wickenby.

Please note Ken's paper has been updated since it was originally delivered and was presented at Tax Audit Survival event in South Australia on the 8th of November.

Author profile:

 

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Purchase individual materials from this event:

Tax audits - Lessons from Wickenby
Author(s):  Ken SCHURGOTT

GST update: A practical approach
Author(s):  Tony INCE,  Paula Hughes

The taxation of trusts - Are we there yet?
Author(s):  Ken SCHURGOTT

Muffled echoes of old arguments and Part IVA
Author(s):  Tony PAGONE QC

Investing overseas - Risks, issues and opportunities
Author(s):  Mathew CHAMBERLAIN,  Michelle Aubin

Residency - The new frontier
Author(s):  Tony UNDERHILL

Unpaid present entitlements - What you need to know when preparing 30 June 2011 tax returns
Author(s):  Ian SNOOK

Superannuation - Updated strategies and opportunites
Author(s):  Jemma SANDERSON

Significant trust issues in estate planning
Author(s):  Arlene MACDONALD

A toe in the water - Henry and the tax forum
Author(s):  Graeme COOPER

Bring it on
Author(s):  Terry MURPHY