Megan Bishop

Megan Bishop, a partner at Piper Alderman, brings over 14 years of extensive experience in State and Federal tax dispute resolution. Renowned for her technical acumen and strategic approach to aligning solutions with client goals, Megan adeptly assists private and public companies, not-for-profit entities, individuals, trusts, partnerships, and superannuation funds in navigating complex tax challenges. Her practice encompasses tax risk mitigation strategies, advice on anti-avoidance provisions, ruling requests, voluntary disclosures, audits, objections, alternative dispute resolutions, tax litigation, and effectively managing ATO interactions. In her role at Piper Alderman, and previously at Holding Redlich and EY, Megan has been instrumental in guiding clients through the tax lifecycle, from documentation and evidence compilation to seeking private rulings and court representation. Notable cases include advising on the Placer Dome land holder provisions case and the tax implications in Satyam Computer Services concerning double tax agreements. Megan's contributions in successfully settling disputes across income tax, R&D, residency, and employment tax are distinguished by her client-centric approach and in-depth understanding of regulatory frameworks. Megan's academic background includes a Master's degree in Law and a dual Bachelor's in Law and Chemical Engineering from the University of Melbourne. Her role as a trained mediator further complements her legal practice, enabling her to effectively facilitate resolutions that advance her clients’ best interests. Recognised by The Best Lawyers in Australia, Megan exemplifies commitment and excellence in the legal profession.