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Limitation objections must be decided before remand on merits; unresolved limitation issues can determine whether further adjudication is necessary.

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....A limitation objection to a demand raised under the extended limitation period must be decided before the matter proceeds on merits where success on limitation could make remand unnecessary. The notes state that the Tribunal had recorded the contention that the demand was time-barred and that extended limitation was unavailable without suppression of facts, but failed to determine it. The matter was therefore sent back to the Tribunal solely to decide limitation, while the remand on merits was maintained subject to the outcome of that determination.....