When you make an objection about a decision or assessment, the way it’s resolved only applies to that specific decision or assessment. This doesn’t stop the Commissioner from making other decisions about you or changing the assessment you objected to, as long as the changes match the resolution of your objection. It’s like if you disagree with one mark on your report card - fixing that mark doesn’t change the rest of your grades, but the teacher can still update other parts of your report as long as they don’t contradict the fixed mark.
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The determination of an objection under this Part shall relate solely to the decision or assessment objected to, and shall not affect the right of the Commissioner to make any other decision or assessment in respect of the objector, or to amend the assessment objected to in a manner that is consistent with that determination.
