8 August 2022 | Taxation Objections Process | By Laura and Daniel from ATO
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In Person at CPA NSW Office or Online via Zoom
We encourage our members to attend this meeting in person, we are unable to confirm if the event recordings may be published at a later date. This is a rare opportunity that the discussion group members to have direct access to the Directors from the ATO and it will be a great opportunity for the members to engage with Laura and Daniel.Â
Please refer to the newsletter for the in-person registration process.
TOPIC: Taxation Objections Process
Laura and Daniel will be presenting on the taxation objections process, particularly in the context of the small and medium market objections in which they currently have involvement. They will also discuss alternative dispute resolution with the ATO, both in the objections context and more broadly. In presenting on the objections process they will provide tips on what steps representatives and taxpayers can take to assist the ATO to reach the best outcome as quickly as possible.
SPEAKER: Laura Banco | Director in Objections and Review | ATO
Laura has over 16 years’ experience in tax administration across the dispute resolution landscape. These roles include as a Litigator in Federal Court and Administrative Appeals Tribunal matters, Secretariat of the Test Case Litigation Program, leading and design of the ATO’s alternative dispute resolution services and in her current role, leading teams to resolve Objections in the Individuals and Small business market. Currently, Laura is leading the Objections and Review response to Operation Protego. Laura has also worked as a Litigator for Her Majesty’s Review and Customs in the UK.
Laura holds a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and Bachelor of Laws (UWS), Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (The College of Law) and Graduate Certificate in Business – Public Sector Management (QUT). She is also trained in LEADR Mediation and CINERGY Conflict Management. Laura is admitted and holds a practising certificate as a Solicitor in the NSW Supreme Court.
SPEAKER: Daniel Nesci | Director in Objections and Review | ATO
Daniel has over 14 years’ experience in tax administration roles. His roles for the Commissioner include as a Litigator in Federal Court and Administrative Appeals Tribunal matters and as an Auditor and Technical Advisor in Integrated Compliance. In his current role he leads the Sydney based team that considers objections in the Integrated Compliance and Private Wealth markets.
Daniel holds a Bachelor of Science (USYD), Diploma in Law (LPAB) and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (The College of Law). Daniel is admitted and holds a practising certificate as a Solicitor in the NSW Supreme Court.
Continuing Professional Development Point (CPD Point)
- This event will account for up to a maximum of one (1) CPD Point per session.
- A completion certificate will be issued via LMS after the event for attendances who check in with our staff and you have attended the session for more than thirty-five (35) minutes. We are unable to issue a certificate unless we have a record of your attendance.
- Attendance records will be provided to CPA Australia, however, it is up to you to update your own CPD records/CPD Diary. We cannot update the same for you.
- You may wish to update your profile with us to include your CPA Membership number which we will report to CPA Australia accordingly.
- You should only claim for the attended hours only.
Attend in person at CPA Australia Office
- Location: Level 3 111 Harrington Street Sydney New South Wales 2000
- Covid Safe Plan: refer to the CPA Australia Sydney Office’s COVIDSafe plansÂ
- Please use the RSVP Box at the end of this page to register for attending in person, you will receive a ticket for your reservation.
- If you wish to obtain a zoom link just in case, please email us at [email protected].
Attend via Zoom Webinar
- Our webinar will be provided via Zoom’s online Webinar platform in addition to the face-to-face meeting.
- You can listen to the webinar either via internet audio or phone dial-in. If you dial in via phone, please email us your details and phone number for attendance records.
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- To avoid last-minute technical issues, you should check if you are ready for Zoom.
- Any questions, please email us or reach us at citytaxation.com.au.
- We may not be able to resolve or attend to your needs during the webinar, but we will attempt to relay any questions to the presenter as soon as practicable.
Given the nature of this presentation, we are unable to confirm if event recordings may be available, therefore, it is recommended all members interested in the topic attend either in-person or online.
