2012

The Practical Aspects of Preparing Private Rulings

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 28 Mar 2012

 
This event sought to increase your chances of obtaining a successful ruling for your client and while it touched on some of the technical isssues of the private ruling system, it also focused on the practical and strategic aspects of the rulings process.

The private rulings system provides an opportunity for taxpayers to obtain certainty on how the Commissioner will apply relevant provisions of the taxation laws to their specific circumstances or transaction. Private ruling applications can be made in respect of a range of matters including income tax, CGT, withholding tax, GST, franking tax and FBT.

A key consideration for practitioners advising their clients is whether or not applying for a private ruling is appropriate in the particular circumstances. Even where the prospects of success are good, the way in which a private ruling application is prepared and managed may greatly affect the outcome. It may mean the difference between obtaining a favourable ruling for your client and the client having to abandon/alter the proposed transaction or invoke their objection rights under Part IVC.

The practical aspects of preparing private rulings

Author(s): Andrea Carrick

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  • Published On:28 Mar 2012
  • Took place at:Mills Oakley Lawyers, Melbourne

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Unless expressly stated, opininons are not that of The Tax Institute, which accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of any of the information contained within it.

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