Tax Administration Act 1994

Assessments

94BCB: Assessment of penalty for failing to register or provide information for purposes of applied global anti-base erosion rules

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"Paying a penalty for not following global tax rules"

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The Commissioner can decide you must pay a penalty if you do not register or provide information for global anti-base erosion rules. You are liable to pay the penalty the Commissioner decides. The Commissioner's decision can be challenged if you think it is excessive or you should not have to pay the penalty, you can challenge this in proceedings.

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Part 6Assessments

94BCBAssessment of penalty for failing to register or provide information for purposes of applied global anti-base erosion rules

  1. The Commissioner may make an assessment for a taxpayer of the amount of a penalty under section 139ABB that, in the Commissioner’s opinion, ought to be imposed, and the taxpayer is liable to pay the penalty assessed.

  2. Despite subsection (1), this section does not apply in so far as the taxpayer establishes in proceedings challenging the assessment that the assessment is excessive or that the taxpayer is not chargeable with the penalty.

Notes
  • Section 94BCB: inserted, on , by section 149 of the Taxation (Annual Rates for 2023–24, Multinational Tax, and Remedial Matters) Act 2024 (2024 No 11).