Seymour and Section 39B: Challenging Assessments the David Jones Way

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Published on 01 Apr 94 by "THE TAX SPECIALIST" JOURNAL ARTICLE

Does the decision in the David Jones Case pave the way for an alternative to the private ruling system that could circumvent a tax audit or investigation?

Includes commentary on the following cases: David Jones; Dalco; Jackson; Cywinski; Briggs; Linter Textiles; Pioneer Concrete; Brambles; Saunders.

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