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Some implications of the McDermott case for the ATO

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Published Date: 16 Mar 2007

 

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The Commissioner’s loss on appeal to the Full Federal Court in McDermott Industries (Aust) Pty Ltd v. FC of T 2005 ATC 4398; (special leave to appeal to the High Court was refused, [2005] HCA Transcripts 1043) gives rise to a raft of interpretational problems for the ATO. This paper discusses a few of the more obvious of those problems.
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Some implications of the McDermott case for the ATO

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  • Published By: Roger Hamilton
  • Published On:16 Mar 2007
  • Took place at:Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart

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