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My personal tax return
Hi everyone,
Some of you might be following my progress with using Mark’s method to minimise my personal tax expenses. Here’s an update.
To place some context, I have used my personal fictitious entity (name in BLOCK LETTERS) to draw funds to pay for a company’s tax liability that I am a joint director with my wife. I used the Acceptance for Value and the Money Order method on three occasions. I received no response from the ATO protesting this payment although they have sent me overdue notices on my company taxes, which by the BOE Act 1959 Sections 47 and 48, means they have discharged me of the liabilities.
I have also put the Deputy Tax Commissioners on default for the company tax liabilities after doing the correct procedure of the 3-step estoppel method. The only correspondence I received from them is their reply to me stating that I reserve the right to use the Mollicker v Chapman case precedent to contest their legitimacy. You can see that in a recent post in this same discussion forum.
So around 5 weeks ago I sent my personal tax return form to claim the full amount of my tax withheld as a refund. It was in the same mail as my wife who got her refund back in just over two weeks.
I have friends that used the method I suggested and they got their refunds back in 3-4 weeks time.
Any one else experienced this before where the ATO might be holding back on your tax returns because you have done other things that the ATO doesn’t like but is legal? What types of things have you encountered with them on these occasions?
Would love to hear your experience.
God bless,
Brian
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I got my full tax refund this morning after just over six weeks turnaround. Will see in the next few months what the ATO might do.
But it’s good thus far. A few of my friends have gotten their tax refunds.
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Well done!!! 🙂
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Yes, well done,
Has anyone had any trouble getting the declaration in the form of Affidavit signed by a Notary Public ?
I went in yesterday to get my Documents signed and the Notary said the Affidavit was in the wrong format and that they only sign for documents going Overseas, when I asked what format it should be in, she didn’t answer, the Notary Public was having none of it, I will head downtown Kalgoorlie today find a JP to sign instead as there is only one Notary in town. Hopefully I will have better Luck.
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Yes we had trouble with a Notary so instead we got two JPs to witness it. When they asked why we told them that the Notaries have been told they can only witness overseas documents and so we needed two jps to sign and they said “oh that’s strange” we said “Yeah it is isn’t it” and they signed happily. We just went to two different jps on the same day and got the job done. Three would be even better.
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Good work.đź‘Ť