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Tax controversies: Federal Court of Australia appeals from taxation decisions

Taxation in Australia | 1 Dec 11
 
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Published on 01 Dec 11 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

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Megan Bishop
Megan Bishop is a Senior Manager in EY’s Melbourne Tax Controversy practice. She has assisted clients in both the public and private sector in their interactions with the revenue authorities and managing the dispute resolution process. Megan’s experience includes acting for clients in various VCAT, AAT, Federal Court and High Court cases across a broad spectrum of tax issues, including state taxes, employment taxes and income tax. Session 5A - Current at 09 October 2016
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