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Transparency when dealing with the ATO paper

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Published on 27 May 21 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers a focus on providing practical strategies in managing ATO reviews and audits.

Author profiles

Fletcher Heinemann CTA
Fletch is a partner at Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers who specialises in helping clients and their advisers with tax and customs law issues. Fletch has a particular interest in residency and international tax issues, having acted for the taxpayers in the AAT decision of Dempsey v Commissioner of Taxation and the Full Federal Court appeal of Harding v Commissioner of Taxation. Fletch and his team help clients with advice, private rulings, audits, objections and litigation. Fletch has also presented sessions at The Tax Institute’s Queensland seminars and national conferences and has published papers on topical tax and customs issues. - Current at 01 April 2022
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Sarah Lancaster
Sarah Lancaster is a Partner in the Private Clients team at Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers, specialising in tax disputes and tax advice. She advises and acts for clients in a variety of disputes with Australian revenue authorities. Sarah’s technical experience includes advising and representing taxpayers in disputes involving income tax (including international tax and residency issues), GST, payroll tax and duty. - Current at 27 April 2022
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