8.1.1 Record Keeping Statutory Limit

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8.1�� Assessments and objections

In the first instance, self-assessment is required. Failing that a taxpayer may receive a default notice in writing showing:

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If further information comes to light after the issue of a default assessment, then an additional assessment can be issued.

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8.1.1 Record keeping statutory limit

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