Electronic authentication of records requires digital signature or electronic verification code to validate faceless appeal documents. Authentication of electronic records requires the National Faceless Appeal Centre to affix its digital signature; appellants required to file returns under digital signature must authenticate by their digital signature; otherwise authentication may be by digital signature or by electronic verification code, with the electronic verification code defined by the Rules.
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Electronic authentication of records requires digital signature or electronic verification code to validate faceless appeal documents.
Authentication of electronic records requires the National Faceless Appeal Centre to affix its digital signature; appellants required to file returns under digital signature must authenticate by their digital signature; otherwise authentication may be by digital signature or by electronic verification code, with the electronic verification code defined by the Rules.
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