Bar on subsequent settlement applications: penalised or convicted applicants for concealment cannot reapply for other settlement matters. A statutory bar disqualifies persons penalised for concealment of net wealth, convicted for offences related to a settled case, or whose cases were returned to the Assessing Officer on or before 1 June 2002 from applying for settlement under section 22C in relation to any other matter; applications made on or after 1 June 2007 and allowed to proceed under section 22D(1) likewise preclude subsequent applications under section 22C.
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Bar on subsequent settlement applications: penalised or convicted applicants for concealment cannot reapply for other settlement matters.
A statutory bar disqualifies persons penalised for concealment of net wealth, convicted for offences related to a settled case, or whose cases were returned to the Assessing Officer on or before 1 June 2002 from applying for settlement under section 22C in relation to any other matter; applications made on or after 1 June 2007 and allowed to proceed under section 22D(1) likewise preclude subsequent applications under section 22C.
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