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Individual Tax Residency – Is self-assessment dead?

This webinar provides an update on the state of play of the individual tax residency rules in Australia, and in particular:
- The impact of Harding, Pike, and Addy decisions;
- The implications of the Board of Taxation’s 2019 report; and
- The release of the ATO’s draft tax ruling TR 2022/D2.

As TR 2022/D2 states that an outcome in one case does not govern the outcome in a different case (even where the facts are similar), is it no longer possible to self-assess if your individual clients are tax residents of Australia?


Presenter

Edward Hennebry
Senior Associate

Edward is a Senior Associate in the Business Law team at Sladen Legal. 

Edward commenced his career in the ATO’s Tax Counsel Network and Review and Dispute Resolution business lines, gaining first-hand knowledge of the tax dispute and resolution process.  

Since leaving the ATO, Edward has worked in a number of large accounting and national law firms, enabling him to diversify his knowledge of prevalent tax and commercial issues that affect private clients and family groups across a wide range of industries.

View Edward’s full profile here


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