Tyson Bateman Named Finalist in Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30

Velocity Legal is proud to announce that Tyson Bateman, a key member of our Tax team, has been named a finalist in the Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Awards for Tax Law. This recognition reflects Tyson’s exceptional technical capability, commercial insight and leadership in advising clients on complex tax matters. Over the past year, Tyson has played a central role in high-stakes advisory and dispute work, including successfully resolving complex ATO audits, securing access to small business CGT concessions on significant transactions, and substantially reducing client exposure in state revenue reviews.

Being named a finalist is a well-deserved recognition of Tyson’s expertise, work ethic and contribution to both clients and the firm. We congratulate him on this achievement and look forward to his continued success.

Client Focused Legal Solutions

Clients value Tyson’s approachable and reliable manner, as well as his ability to distil intricate tax law into practical, actionable guidance. He is known for his proactive approach, taking ownership of matters and driving outcomes that achieve both compliance and commercial value.

His experience includes advising on the structuring and restructuring of businesses and investments, providing advice across federal and state tax regimes, and acting in taxation reviews and disputes. He regularly assists clients with small business CGT concessions, state taxes and complex tax disputes involving the ATO and State Revenue Office.

Tyson's Thought Leadership on Tax Law

Beyond his client work, Tyson is an active contributor to the firm’s thought leadership, regularly appearing on Explain That by Velocity Legal, presenting at CPD seminars and authoring technical tax articles designed to provide practical insight for business owners and advisers. He is also currently completing a Master of Laws at the University of Melbourne.

Check out some of Tyson's Insights: 

• Explain That Episode on Small Business CGT Consessions
• ATO Dispute Guide: Stages and Processes of a Tax Dispute
• Franking Credits Denied: The 45-Day Holding Rule and Newly Incorporated Corporate Beneficiaries

Work With Tyson

To learn more about Tyson’s experience or to seek expert tax advice, read more about Tyson here or contact him directly at Tyson.Bateman@velocitylegal.com.au.