Best Practices for Handling ATO Disputes: Top 10 Tips

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Best Practices for Handling ATO Disputes: Top 10 Tips

This is a remote seminar held via the Webinar.net platform, a recording will be made available for up to 12 months, please follow the prompts in your login details email.

The ATO has recently shifted from 'tax governance' and 'tax assurance' for private groups to a more traditional, risk-based audit approach. This change means that specific transactions and claims will undergo more detailed scrutiny, marking a departure from the previous emphasis on processes.

In this webinar, we will guide you through 10 principles for effectively engaging with the ATO in what will be, for many, a new paradigm. It truly represents a return to past practices.

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

Additional knowledge on engaging with the ATO in a dispute resolution setting.

Recommended For

This webinar is aimed at Partners and Principals of accounting firms, including CFOs of big family businesses.

Meet your Speaker, Vincent Licciardi

Vincent specializes in handling tax affairs for high-net-worth individuals, wealthy family groups, and private clients. He assists clients seeking solutions to complex business and investment challenges. For instance, Vincent:

  • Conducts audits, objections, and litigation against the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). With approximately 15 years of experience at the ATO before joining HWL Ebsworth Lawyers, Vincent offers clients a strategic advantage in tax disputes, distinguishing him from other tax lawyers.
  • Structures buy-side and sell-side transactions to optimize returns and mitigate the risk of adverse tax consequences.
  • Provides guidance to accountants and lawyers, enabling them to effectively resolve their clients’ issues.

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Best Practices for Handling ATO Disputes: Top 10 Tip

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