Chris has over 30 years in practice during which time, there have been many mundane matters but Chris’ reputation has been made by achieving satisfactory outcomes for the matters that have found their way into a practitioner’s “too hard basket”: providing technically complex advice work, particularly in relation to trusts and real real estate; working with family lawyers to trace assets and identify tax exposures in a relationship breakdown; working with clients to resolve long and difficult disputes with revenue authorities by systematically identifying the evidence required to meet the relevant burden of proof. Chris is a regularly published author on tax and superannuation issues and is a member of the Editorial Board of the Australian Tax Law Bulletin and has presented for each of the professional bodies in all states, in all on more than 100 occasions, and also for the Tax Bar Association, the late Gordon Cooper’s Problems in Practice and the Television Education Network.
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