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TAXATION ADMINISTRATION ACT - SECT 149

Certificate evidence

    (1)     A certificate signed by the Commissioner that states any of the following matters is admissible in proceedings under a taxation law:

        (a)     the person named in the certificate:

            (i)     is liable to pay tax; or

            (ii)     was liable to pay tax on a day specified in the certificate; or

            (iii)     paid tax on a day specified in the certificate;

        (b)     notice of a decision, determination or assessment was issued to a person named in the certificate, or the person's agent, on the day specified in the certificate;

        (c)     the amount of tax, interest or penalty tax specified in the certificate is payable by a person named in the certificate or has been paid in whole or in part by or on behalf of a person so named;

        (d)     a document specified in the certificate was served on a person named in the certificate on a day specified in the certificate;

        (e)     a person named in the certificate was, or was not, on a date specified in the certificate, registered or licensed as required by a specified taxation law;

        (f)     a person named in the certificate had, or had not, complied with a specified requirement under a taxation law;

        (g)     a return required by a taxation law has been, or has not been, lodged by or on behalf of a person named in the certificate on or as at a day specified in the certificate;

        (h)     a document specified in the certificate:

            (i)     was not received by the Commissioner on a day specified in the certificate; or

            (ii)     was not received by the Commissioner at all;

            (i)     a person named in the certificate is, or was, an authorised officer on the date specified in the certificate.

    (2)     In the absence of evidence to the contrary, a certificate is proof of the matters stated in the certificate.



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