Commissioner may consider new information on objection
359-65 Commissioner may consider new information on objection
In deciding whether to allow (wholly or in part), or to disallow, an objection under Part IVC against a *private ruling, the Commissioner may consider any additional information that the Commissioner did not consider when making the ruling.
For information you do not have, the Commissioner must tell you what the information is and give you a reasonable opportunity to respond before allowing or disallowing the objection.
However, if the Commissioner considers that the additional information is such that the *scheme to which the application related is materially different from the scheme to which the ruling relates:
the Commissioner must request the applicant to make an application for another *private ruling; and
the objection is taken not to have been made.
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