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Grant Thornton’s specialist tax lawyers know Australian taxation law. We take an independent, privileged approach to tax law with a dedicated legal practice focused on taxation advice.
Our advice is trusted and innovative, with a commercial appreciation of your competitive landscape, strategic goals and issues at play, as well as risk profile.
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Taxation dispute advice
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Tax legal advice regarding disputes between taxpayers and the ATO |
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Tax-related agreements
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Drafting of: Tax consolidated and Indirect Tax sharing and tax funding agreements |
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Taxation due diligence
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Conduct detailed analyses of the taxation affairs of companies in order to assist in their decision to engage in M&A activities under the protection of legal professional privilege |
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Legal professional privilege
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In appropriate circumstances provision of advice by Grant Thornton Tax Lawyers enables client protection in the form of Legal Professional Privilege |
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Submissions to revenue authorities
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Drafting submissions and objections to revenue authorities on behalf of taxpayers |
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Transaction documentation
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Provide detailed input into legal transaction documents to ensure that they are consistent with the underlying tax advice |
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