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Foreign tax credit for Australian employment income cannot be denied solely because a belated return and Form No. 67 were filed late where substantive entitlement and compliance with other required formalities are undisputed. Rule 128's timing requirement is treated as a directory procedural condition in subordinate legislation and cannot curtail substantive entitlement to foreign tax credit. The credit claim was consequently required to be accepted, and the denial was set aside.
Foreign tax credit for Australian employment income cannot be denied solely because a belated return and Form No. 67 were filed late where substantive entitlement and compliance with other required formalities are undisputed. Rule 128's timing requirement is treated as a directory procedural condition in subordinate legislation and cannot curtail substantive entitlement to foreign tax credit. The credit claim was consequently required to be accepted, and the denial was set aside.
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