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which of the following documents issued by bir commissioner must be duly protested by the taxpayer to prevent the finality of assessment?

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Chapter17: Tax Practice And Ethics

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which of the following documents issued by bir commissioner must be duly protested by the taxpayer to prevent the finality of assessment? a. Final assessment notice with formal letter of demand b. Preliminary assessmenr notice c. Neither a & b d Both a and b

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