Tax Administration Act 1994

Disputes procedures

89AC: Response period when initiating notice filed late

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"How long you have to respond when a notice is sent late"

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You get a certain time to respond to a notice. If you send the notice late, it can still be okay. The time to respond starts from when the Commissioner makes a decision in your favour, or when you win a challenge, or when the Commissioner agrees with you.

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Part 4ADisputes procedures

89ACResponse period when initiating notice filed late

  1. When the initiating notice is a notice of proposed adjustment referred to in section 89AB(2) or a statement of position referred to in section 89AB(5), and the disputant issues the initiating notice outside the applicable response period but the notice is treated as being issued within that period, the response period for the response to the initiating notice is a 2–month period beginning on the earlier of—

  2. the day on which the Commissioner issues a notice in favour of the disputant in accordance with section 89K(1):
    1. the day on which a challenge to the Commissioner’s refusal under section 89K(4) is finally judged successful by the Taxation Review Authority or by a court, or the day on which the Commissioner concedes.
      Notes
      • Section 89AC: inserted, on , by section 258 of the Taxation (Annual Rates for 2015–16, Research and Development, and Remedial Matters) Act 2016 (2016 No 1).