Delegation of tax administration powers allows subordinate officers to exercise duties when authorized, with limits and appellate exclusion. An officer of State tax may, subject to conditions and limitations set by the Commissioner, exercise powers and discharge duties conferred by the Act on himself or on subordinate officers; the Commissioner may delegate his powers to subordinates subject to conditions, but an Appellate Authority is excluded from exercising powers or duties conferred on other State tax officers.
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Delegation of tax administration powers allows subordinate officers to exercise duties when authorized, with limits and appellate exclusion.
An officer of State tax may, subject to conditions and limitations set by the Commissioner, exercise powers and discharge duties conferred by the Act on himself or on subordinate officers; the Commissioner may delegate his powers to subordinates subject to conditions, but an Appellate Authority is excluded from exercising powers or duties conferred on other State tax officers.
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