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Effectively managing tax disputes – Managing the outcome from the beginning paper
Published on 11 Sep 14 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This paper covers:
- how do I discharge the onus of proof? Its all about the facts
- ATO’s risk differentiation framework
- steps to take before a regulator comes knocking
- voluntary disclosure.
Author profile:
Sarah Blakelock CTA
Sarah is a Partner in KPMG’s Tax, Disputes & Controversy team. Sarah assists taxpayers and their advisers in the resolution of tax disputes with both the federal and state revenue authorities, whether at risk review, audit or objection stage, through strategic engagement and negotiation with the revenue authorities. Sarah also has extensive experience in the conduct of litigated tax disputes before the federal and state courts and tribunals and the High Court. Current at 14 July 2016
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This was presented at 2014 Queensland Annual State Convention.
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