On 23 December 2019, the AAT (O’Loughlin DP) held that shortfall penalty imposed at the rate of 25% on the basis of a lack of reasonable care was not excessive and there were no grounds for its remission.
See below for a summary of the case.
On 23 December 2019, the AAT (O’Loughlin DP) held that shortfall penalty imposed at the rate of 25% on the basis of a lack of reasonable care was not excessive and there were no grounds for its remission.
See below for a summary of the case.
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