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#### 18‑185 When Commissioner may give notice
The Commissioner may give a notice to the individual on a day (the notice day) under section 18‑130, 18‑140, 18‑170 or 18‑175 if:
(a) on the notice day, the Commissioner has not given a notice of assessment to the individual for the income year mentioned in section 18‑125 or 18‑135; or
(b) if the notice would:
(i) in the case of a notice under section 18‑130—result in the individual being liable to pay \*PAYG withholding non‑compliance tax or an increased amount of PAYG withholding non‑compliance tax; or
(ii) in the case of a notice under section 18‑140—result in the Commissioner being able to commence proceedings to recover PAYG withholding non‑compliance tax, or an increased amount of PAYG withholding non‑compliance tax, from the individual; or
(iii) in the case of a notice under section 18‑170 or 18‑175—reduce the amount of a credit or disentitle the individual to a credit;
the Commissioner gives the notice no later than 2 years after first giving a notice of assessment to the individual for the income year mentioned in section 18‑125 or 18‑135; or
(c) if the notice would:
(i) in the case of a notice under section 18‑130—result in the individual being liable to pay no PAYG withholding non‑compliance tax, or a reduced amount of PAYG withholding non‑compliance tax; or
(ii) in the case of a notice under section 18‑140—result in the Commissioner no longer being able to commence proceedings to recover PAYG withholding non‑compliance tax, or result in the Commissioner being able to commence proceedings to recover a reduced amount of PAYG withholding non‑compliance tax, from the individual; or
(iii) in the case of a notice under section 18‑170 or 18‑175—increase the amount of a credit or entitle the individual to a credit;
the Commissioner gives the notice no later than 4 years after first giving a notice of assessment to the individual for the income year mentioned in section 18‑125 or 18‑135; or
(d) in any case—the Commissioner gives the notice:
(i) to give effect to a decision on a review or appeal; or
(ii) as a result of an objection made by the individual or pending a review or appeal.