Anti-avoidance power: Commissioner may void arrangements defeating the Act and adjust tax liabilities and credits accordingly. Commissioner may declare arrangements that defeat the application or purposes of the Act null and void for those purposes and, by order, increase or decrease the tax payable by any affected person or dealer to counteract any tax advantage. 'Arrangement' covers contracts, agreements, plans or understandings and related steps, while 'tax advantage' includes reductions in tax liability, increases in input tax credit or refund entitlement, and reductions in sale or purchase prices.
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Anti-avoidance power: Commissioner may void arrangements defeating the Act and adjust tax liabilities and credits accordingly.
Commissioner may declare arrangements that defeat the application or purposes of the Act null and void for those purposes and, by order, increase or decrease the tax payable by any affected person or dealer to counteract any tax advantage. "Arrangement" covers contracts, agreements, plans or understandings and related steps, while "tax advantage" includes reductions in tax liability, increases in input tax credit or refund entitlement, and reductions in sale or purchase prices.
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