Monetary limits on appeals: Commissioner-set thresholds regulate State tax officer filings but do not signify acquiescence. The Commissioner may, on the Council's recommendations, prescribe monetary thresholds to regulate filing of appeals or applications by State tax officers; non-filing under those thresholds does not preclude filing in other similar cases and does not constitute acquiescence, and tribunals or courts must have regard to the circumstances of non-filing.
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Monetary limits on appeals: Commissioner-set thresholds regulate State tax officer filings but do not signify acquiescence.
The Commissioner may, on the Council's recommendations, prescribe monetary thresholds to regulate filing of appeals or applications by State tax officers; non-filing under those thresholds does not preclude filing in other similar cases and does not constitute acquiescence, and tribunals or courts must have regard to the circumstances of non-filing.
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