When you read the Tax Administration Act 1994, you need to understand how it refers to other parts of the Act. You should know that when it mentions a specific Part or section, it is talking about a Part or section in the same Act. This means you look at the same Act to find the Part or section being referred to. When the Act refers to something else, like a paragraph, you look at the context to understand what it means. For instance, if it talks about paragraph (f), you look at the section, subsection, definition, or clause that contains paragraph (f) to know what it is referring to. This helps you make sense of the information in the Act.