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Tax assessment and payment notices

Standard letters covering tax assessment and payment notices for public practitioners to use in corresponding with their clients.

Notice of amended assessment standard letter

Standard draft client letter requesting a tax return be amended.

Notice of assessment refund including GIC

Draft client letter enclosing a notice of assessment from the ATO and advising of refund amount and a general interest charge still outstanding which has reduced the refund amount.

Notice of assessment - amount payable or refundable

Draft client letter enclosing a notice of assessment from the ATO and refund cheque (if applicable) or advising of payment due and including a payment slip to facilitate payment.

Notice of assessment for multiple years - amount payable or refundable

Draft client letter enclosing multiple years notices of assessment from the ATO and the resulting amount payable or refundable.

Notice of assessment refund - deposited into client bank account

Draft client letter enclosing a notice of assessment from the ATO and advising of refund amount which has been deposited into their nominated bank account.

Notice of amended assessment - amount payable

Draft client letter enclosing a notice of assessment from the ATO indicating that tax is payable.

Notice of amended assessment - amount payable including GIC

Draft client letter enclosing a notice of assessment from the ATO indicating that tax is payable including a general interest charge.

Assessment letter - nil payable

Draft client letter enclosing a notice of assessment from the ATO with no tax payable or refundable.

Amended assessment refund letter

Draft client letter enclosing a notice of amended assessment and refund cheque.

ATO payment demand letter

Draft client letter enclosing a payment demand notice from the ATO for payments outstanding.

ATO final notice letter

Draft client letter enclosing a final notice from the ATO for payments outstanding and informing of additional interest rate being charged while payment remains unpaid.