Section 29: Obligation to furnish information
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29. Obligation to furnish information
(1) Every person, when so required by the Director-General shall, for the
purposes of this Act, within the time fixed by the Director-General, give orally
or in writing, as may be required, all such information as may be demanded
of him by the Director-General for the purpose of enabling the DirectorGeneral to ascertain his tax liability, make an assessment or collect tax.
(2) Subject to section 33, a person, when so required by notice in writing, shall, for the purposes of this Act, furnish to the Director-General, within
the time specified in the notice—
(a) a certified copy of the profit and loss account and balance sheet
or such other statement of account as may be required, duly audited by a qualified auditor;
(b) details of transactions in all the bank accounts of the person, his
spouse and minor children; and
(c) a certified statement of all assets and liabilities of the person, his
spouse and minor children.
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