Miscellaneous 2013

Alternative dispute resolution

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 31 Oct 2013

 

This presentation deals with the following practical issues that need to be considered by taxpayers and their advisers when considering the use of alternative dispute resolution (ADR):

  • why is the ATO focused on ADR, and what is in it for taxpayers?
  • how does ADR fit in to the existing audit, objection and review process?
  • what does ADR mean and how does it work?
  • how do taxpayers prepare for ADR to get the best outcome, and what are the downsides?
  • examples of ADR in practice.

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