Anti-avoidance Litigation Tax administration

When the tax office calls - First contact

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 4 Apr 2012

 

This presentation covers:

  • ATO’s compliance program and tax reviews/audits
  • risk management - before an audit happens
  • do’s and don’ts before the call and after
  • what to expect - typical lifecycle of a review/audit
  • best way to make a voluntary disclosure
  • what has worked well in ATO reviews and audits?
  • should the advisor be present at ATO interactions?
  • what if don’t agree with the outcome of the audit?
  • how far you should take a matter of dispute?
  • how to deal with penalty negotiations?

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