A stay of tax recovery proceedings will not be granted where the taxpayer has not even filed an application for review with the AAT and has made no submission of personal hardship.
In tax recovery proceedings for RBA deficit debts, a taxpayer may raise as a defence in state or territory court proceedings complaints about clerical errors and incorrect entries in the RBA that are not subject to any right of objection under Part IVC of the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (Cth). However, complaints about assessments and reviewable decisions (such as disallowance of input tax credits or GST deregistration) fall within the exclusive code in Part IVC and cannot be raised as defences in state court proceedings. The ATO bears a practical obligation to investigate and respond to a taxpayer's specific complaints about RBA errors in recovery proceedings.
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