repeat case definition

repeat case means a second or further case of any of the behaviours listed under items (i) to (v) of the understatement penalty percentage table reflected in section 223 within five years of the previous case;
repeat case means a second or further case of any of the behaviours listed under items
repeat case means a second or further case of any of the behaviours listed under items (i) to (v) of the understatement penalty percentage table reflected in section 45

Related to repeat case

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