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Proposed adjustment, Sec 143(1)(a) (now 270(2))
- The department found income in AIS that isn't in your return.
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- Is the AIS entry correct
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Proposed adjustment, Sec 143(1)(a)…
30 days from the notice
- IWhat we need from you7 documents
- DQuestions for you3 questions
- FForms3 steps
- DWhat you getResponse and feedback…
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The department found income in AIS that isn't in your return. If it's wrong, we give feedback; if it's right, we accept and limit the cost to tax plus interest.
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