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been assessed or has been assessed at less than the proper amount,

the Assessor mỹ, within the year of assessment or within three years

after the expiration thereof, assess such person at the amount

additional amount at which according to his judgment such person ought

to have been assessed, and the provisions of this Ordinance as to

notice of assesment, appeal and other proceedings shall apply to

such assessment or additional assessment and to the tax charged

under:

Provided that, where the

--assessment or under assessment

of any person for any year of assessment is due to fraud or wilful

evasion, maach «ssesment or additional assesɛment may be made at

any time within six years after the expiration of that year of

62.

Assessor is of opinion that any transaction which

redases or would reduce the amount of tax payable by any person is

artificial or fistitious or that any disposition is not in fact give

affect to, he may disregard any such transaction or disposition and the

person concerned shall be assessable scoordingly.

63.(1) Am Assistant Commissioner shall give a notice of asseuni

to each person who has been assessed stating the amount sasessed and

the amount of tax chargeđa

(2) Where

assessment is a provisional assesment made under

section 44 (2) the person assessed simil be notified accordingly; and

be skall further be notified in due course if such provisional

assessment is confirmed, provided that the confirmation of a provision-

al assessment shall mot preclude the making of an additional

assessment subsequently under section 45%

(3) there by reason of an

andment of the law it is necessary

to vary the amount of tax charged in any notice of assessment the

Assistant Commissioner may give such notificatiom

to the person assessed in that notice of assessment}

may be necessary

and any

notification so given shall, as regards any particulars of the

assesment contained in the notification which have not been included

in the notice of assesment, have effect as if the notification were

a notise of assesment.

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