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Published on 08 Sep 11 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • identification of similarities and differences
  • benefits from schemes
  • principal effect
  • the factors
  • residual discretion?

Author profile

Robert Olding CTA
Robert is the Australian Taxation Office’s Chief Tax Counsel, he is responsible for technical leadership in relation to GST. Robert is admitted as a barrister and solicitor in various jurisdictions and holds a Master of Laws in the field of litigation and dispute resolution. He currently has a particular focus on improving the timeliness of the ATO’s technical decision-making in relation to the most complex matters. Before joining the ATO in 2002, Robert was an Indirect Taxes Partner at KPMG. - Current at 10 October 2014
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