Article 146 specifies the mandatory components of a written assessment notice. To be valid, the notice must include: (1) the date of assessment, (2) the relevant tax year and the determined taxable income or loss, (3) any amounts subject to Article 52 withholding tax, (4) the final tax payable and its due date, (5) the legal and factual basis for the assessment, and (6) any other information required by the Authority. By requiring the 'basis for making the assessment', the Law ensures transparency and provides the taxpayer with the necessary information to decide whether to object to the Authority's findings.
Part 5 - Tax Assessment and Collection
Chapter 2 - Tax Assessment
Article 146
[GTL Notes: Contents of an Assessment Notice]
Assessment shall be made- in the cases specified in Article 143 of this Law - by notice in writing and shall include:
The date of assessment;
The tax year for which the assessment is made and the amount of taxable income or loss in accordance with Article 143 of this Law;
Amounts paid on which tax is chargeable under Article 52 of this Law;
The amount of tax payable and the due date of payment;
The basis for making the assessment;
Any other information specified by the Authority.
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