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PT – Nov 2024 – L2 – Q1b – Tax Decisions and Objections
Explanation of tax decisions and conditions under which objections to tax decisions are valid.
Question
b) Tax decisions by the Commissioner-General can lead to tax disputes. The taxpayer can object to a tax decision. Objection constitutes an inalienable right a taxpayer can exercise in any tax administration environment.
Required:
i) When do we say that the Commissioner-General has taken a tax decision?
ii) State FOUR circumstances under which an objection to a tax decision is considered valid before the Commissioner-General can act on it.
iii) What are the options available to the Commissioner-General when he receives an objection from a taxpayer?
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- Tags: Commissioner-General, Compliance, Tax Decisions, Tax Objection, Taxpayer Rights
- Level: Level 2
- Topic: Tax Administration
- Series: Nov 2024
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