Ruling on matters not raised in the application If you do not provide the information within that timeframe, we may decline to rule, or rule on the known information. If you have special circumstances, we may give you an extension in some circumstances. We will generally give you 28 days to provide the further information. If the request is simple, we might phone you, but where we need more detailed information, we will normally send you a written request for the information. For complex matters, we will contact you to discuss when the request for further information might be able to be made. If we need more information from you before we can make a decision on your private ruling, we will do that as soon as we can (generally within 14 days of receiving your application) so that your private ruling can be made as quickly as possible. We will continue to communicate with you about the progress of your ruling, including the expected timeframe for its issue. Note: We may experience high volumes of applications for certain private ruling topics and there may be a delay in contacting you in relation to your application. If we find your request raises particularly complex matters that will take longer to resolve, we will aim to contact you within 14В calendar days to negotiate a due date. When we receive your private ruling application we review it and advise you if it's valid or if we need more information. We aim to provide private rulings within 28В calendar days of receiving all the necessary information. Publishing an edited version of your ruling on our website.Private rulings relating to assessments.

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Ruling on matters not raised in the application.Requesting further information from you.What to expect when you lodge a private ruling application. How we deal with your application вЂ“ private rulings

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