Taxation Administration Act 1953
SCHEDULE 1
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COLLECTION AND RECOVERY OF INCOME TAX AND OTHER LIABILITIES
PART 4-1
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RETURNS AND ASSESSMENTS
Division 155
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Assessments
Subdivision 155-B
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Amending assessments
When Commissioner may amend assessments
SECTION 155-40 AMENDMENT DURING PERIOD OF REVIEW - CERTAIN APPLICATIONS TAKEN TO BE NOTICES 155-40(1)
An application made by you for an amendment of an assessment of an * assessable amount of yours is treated as being a notice of the amended assessment given to you by the Commissioner under section 155-10 , if:
(a) the application is in the * approved form; and
(b) the Commissioner makes the amendment:
(c) the amendment the Commissioner makes is the entire amendment for which you applied, and nothing else.
155-40(2)
The notice is treated as having been given to you on whichever of the following is applicable:
(a) the first day the Commissioner adjusts the balance of an * RBA of yours as a result of the amendment;
(b) the day a Collector (within the meaning of the Customs Act 1901 ) gives an * import declaration advice, or a * self-assessed clearance declaration advice, to an entity in respect of the relevant * taxable importation, * taxable importation of a luxury car or * customs dealing as a result of the amendment.
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Chapter 4 - Generic assessment, collection and recovery rulesSECTION 155-40 AMENDMENT DURING PERIOD OF REVIEW - CERTAIN APPLICATIONS TAKEN TO BE NOTICES 155-40(1)
An application made by you for an amendment of an assessment of an * assessable amount of yours is treated as being a notice of the amended assessment given to you by the Commissioner under section 155-10 , if:
(a) the application is in the * approved form; and
(b) the Commissioner makes the amendment:
(i) to give effect to the decision on the application; and
(ii) during the * period of review for the assessment; and
(c) the amendment the Commissioner makes is the entire amendment for which you applied, and nothing else.
155-40(2)
The notice is treated as having been given to you on whichever of the following is applicable:
(a) the first day the Commissioner adjusts the balance of an * RBA of yours as a result of the amendment;
(b) the day a Collector (within the meaning of the Customs Act 1901 ) gives an * import declaration advice, or a * self-assessed clearance declaration advice, to an entity in respect of the relevant * taxable importation, * taxable importation of a luxury car or * customs dealing as a result of the amendment.
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