Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 18 Jun 2026
Infrastructure projects often involve complex tax positions, multiple stakeholders and significant commercial exposure. Managing disputes and settlements in this environment requires careful coordination, strong technical judgement and effective engagement with the ATO.
This session explored practical considerations when navigating settlement processes in the infrastructure sector, drawing on real experience from practitioners involved in large projects.
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