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      Proactive support to manage and resolve tax disputes

      Tax law can be complex and uncertain and with each new development in the tax environment, the context for resolving tax disputes changes. New legislation, pressure on tax receipts, pressure on businesses to add value and manage cash – there is always a risk that revenue authorities have a different opinion as to how the taxation law applies to a tax position. For companies, this could result in a position of conflict that requires strategy and expertise to navigate.

      KPMG’s national team of specialists has extensive experience assisting organisations resolve tax disputes, whilst maintaining an effective working relationship with revenue authorities.



      KPMG's tax resolution & controversy services

      Protect against, prepare for, and resolve disputes with tax authorities.

      • assess the prospects of a successful outcome
      • address uncertain tax positions and strategies with revenue authorities
      • assist with internal reviews.
      KPMG's tax resolution & controversy services

      Cross-border tax disputes

      Consultations with Treasury for legislative amendments where adverse decisions arise from unintended outcomes.

      Court representation

      Engage a subject matter expert to assist with dispute resolution and tax litigation in the High Court, Federal Court of Australia, State Supreme Courts and Administrative Appeals Tribunal.

      Review panel representation

      KPMG can provide subject matter experts to appear before the ATO’s General Anti-Avoidance Review panel in response to anti-avoidance matters.

      Tech-enabled solutions

      Using KPMG's proprietary software we can collect, organise and review evidence relevant to a taxation dispute. To further understand the client's position, our accounting specialists and experienced economics, IT and engineering practitioners provide valuations and reviews.




      Get in touch

      James Alsop

      Partner, Tax Dispute Resolution & Controversy

      KPMG Australia

      Alex Patrick

      Partner, Dispute Resolution & Controversy

      KPMG Australia



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