On-demand Masterclass

Tax Disputes Masterclass

7 CPD hours | OnDemand now available

 

 

Tax Disputes

Missed the event? On-demand now available!

We understand it's a busy time for tax professionals and there are simply not enough hours in the day.  Rest assured, we've made it easy for you to still gain access to the latest knowledge in tax.   

On-demand - All the latest content at your fingertips 

On-demand gives you virtual access to session recordings, technical papers and presentations from the most recent event. Download the brochure to view the full program.

On-demand gives you flexibility to digest the content in your own time with access for 6 months from date of purchase.

Available for a strictly limited period!

In this environment, the efficient and effective resolution of tax disputes has become increasingly important.

It is well acknowledged that tax disputes can be lengthy, complex, and expensive. A sound understanding of processes, legislation and good relationships with regulators is vital to ensure the best possible outcomes for your clients. 

Navigating the tax dispute landscape has never been more complicated, making this program topical as ever. Significant disputes are continuing to arise in many areas of tax, with several significant cases having been decided or making their way through the courts and several more important issues emerging from review and audit activity, new techncial considerations have arisen. 

Who should attend?

A must-attend event for all tax practitioners working in tax disputes and litigation. 

Event Details

OnDemand registration

$ 1,045 - Member

$ 1,440 - Event & new membership bundle

$ 1,345 - Non member

  • When06-March-2025 - 30-September-2025
  • FormatOn-demand
  • CPD Hours7

2025 Technical Program

Welcome and opening address
Keith Swan, KPMG, Chair, Intensive Organising Committee


Session 1: Special leave to the High Court – What gets through and what doesn’t
Cassandra Franklin, Australian Taxation Office, Chris Peadon, FTI, New Chambers


Session 2: Tax litigation – Key considerations for advisors
Jeremy Geale, CTA, MinterEllison


Session 3: Director Penalty Notices (DPNs) and intimate partner financial abuse
Dr Ann Kayis-Kumar, UNSW, Annemarie Wilmore, Johnson Winter Slattery


Session 4: ATO settlements – Statistics and insights
Shalini De Silva, KPMG, Joseph Meoli, KPMG


Session 5: ATO engagement and disputes – Private wealth taxpayers
Geoff Stein, CTA, Brown Wright Stein Lawyers


Session 6: Periods of review – What you need to know and engaging with the ATO
Andrew McCrossin, CTA, Australian Taxation Office, Joe Tranzillio, Corrs Chambers Westgarth


Session 7: GAAR Panel – Anti-avoidance provisions
Chloe Burnett SC, ATI, Wentworth Chambers, Fiona Knight, CTA, Australian Taxation Office, Tony Pagone KC, Victorian Bar, Stephen Chen, CTA MinterEllison


 

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