Commissioner's discretion to remit penalties for voluntary disclosure may be exercised at multiple procedural stages and after confirmation. Commissioner's discretion under section 271(4A) allows relief from penalties for voluntary disclosure of concealed income at various procedural stages, including while appeals are pending or after confirmation of penalties; prior jurisdictional refusals do not bar later reconsideration; absence of a statutory time limit means authorities must consider delay and all relevant circumstances when deciding applications. The same approach applies to the related wealth tax provision.
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Commissioner's discretion to remit penalties for voluntary disclosure may be exercised at multiple procedural stages and after confirmation.
Commissioner's discretion under section 271(4A) allows relief from penalties for voluntary disclosure of concealed income at various procedural stages, including while appeals are pending or after confirmation of penalties; prior jurisdictional refusals do not bar later reconsideration; absence of a statutory time limit means authorities must consider delay and all relevant circumstances when deciding applications. The same approach applies to the related wealth tax provision.
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