The next time the ATO complains about your client’s attention to detail remind of The Study and Prevention of Psychological Diseases Foundation Incorporated. Back in 2007 a group of guys wanted to live the high life – sports cars, gambling,… … Continue reading
After the AAT and the Federal Court had a go, in November the High Court, the best jurisprudential minds, with combined experience of over a century, had a really useful challenge. The Administrative Appeals Tribunal and the Federal Court both … Continue reading
I was going to write a blog on the tax High Court decisions in 2013, but I started to notice a trend, and a worrying trend at that. In the Unit Trend case the High Court overturned a Federal Court decision that … Continue reading
Once again the Federal Court has found a new way to look at the most fundamental definition in the GST Act – a “supply”. In the MBI Case the Federal Court found that Division 135 did not apply. Division 135 … Continue reading
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