Matters covered in this presentation include:
- a brief overview of why the case reached the Full Federal Court
- what matters convinced the Full Court to uphold the Commissioner's assessment
- why the Full Court could have decided the other way.
Miscellaneous
2005
Idlecroft: Section 110A applied
Source: QLD
Published Date: 8 Sep 2005
Details
- Published By: Mark L Robertson, David Russell CTA-Life
- Published On:8 Sep 2005
- Event Name:Idlecroft: Section 100A applied
- Session Name:Idlecroft: Section 110A applied
- Read Time:3+ minutes
- Took place at:The Menzies Hotel, Sydney, and UQ Business School, Brisbane
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