Defect not to
affect validity of
tax assessments or
other documents
(1) When a notice of assessment or any other document
purporting to be made, issued, or executed under a tax law is, in
substance and effect, in conformity with, or is consistent with the
intent and meaning of, the tax law under which it has been made
and the person assessed, intended to be assessed, or affected by
the document, is designated in it according to common intent and
understanding—
- (a) the validity of the notice of assessment or other
document is not affected by reason that any of the
provisions of the tax law under which it has been made
or issued have not been complied with;
- (b) the notice of assessment or other document shall not be
quashed or deemed to be void or voidable for want of
form; and
- (c) the notice of assessment or other document shall not be
affected by reason of any mistake, defect, or omission
therein.
(2) An assessment shall not be impeached or affected by reason of a
mistake in the assessment as to—
- (a) the name of the person assessed;
- (b) the description of any income, supply, or removal; or
- (c) the amount of tax charged; or
- (d) any variance between the assessment and the duly
served notice of the assessment that is not likely to
deceive or mislead a person affected by the assessment.
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