Barrister fails to appeal order to remove his name from roll

Barrister fails to appeal order to remove his name from roll of practitioners


Barrister fails to appeal order to remove his name from roll of practitioners
Barrister fails to appeal order to remove his name from roll of practitioners
28 April 2021 • By Naomi Neilson
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A barrister who owed the Australian Taxation Office in excess of $550,000 has failed to have orders removing his name set aside but was permitted a downgraded finding from professional misconduct to unsatisfactory professional conduct after the Civil and Administrative Tribunal failed to take into account mitigating circumstances. 
As a result of action taken by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), a barrister based in NSW was ordered to meet certain tax reporting and payment conditions but failed to regularly and satisfactorily do so. As a result, the state’s Bar Council pursued discipline hearings and was successful in having his name removed from the roll. 

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