QUOTE(legiwei @ Feb 26 2013, 04:09 PM)
I've presented my case and you do not agree to it so I guess there no point debating further.
The assessment that you received (which is actually our very own tax return) is 7 months after the year of assessment. So, is this fair to the IRB?
It's not that difficult really. All you have to do is write in to IRB and meet up with the officer. We're now on self assessment so revising our own assessment is probably not gonna happen regularly. How hard is it to offset previous overpayment of tax to our current future tax installment >.< The important thing is to get IRB to acknowledge and agree to the plan.
Obviously, you work for irb.It's not that difficult really. All you have to do is write in to IRB and meet up with the officer. We're now on self assessment so revising our own assessment is probably not gonna happen regularly. How hard is it to offset previous overpayment of tax to our current future tax installment >.< The important thing is to get IRB to acknowledge and agree to the plan.
if you are a taxpayer, you should think on the taxpayer's behalf but you are damn funny
This post has been edited by nothingz: Feb 26 2013, 08:07 PM
Feb 26 2013, 06:38 PM

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