The expiration of approximately 14 months between the filing of a notice of objection by the taxpayer and a reassessment by the Minister did not represent a failure to act with all due dispatch given that the issues involved were complex, and it was difficult to obtain information from the taxpayer.
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14 months to consider objection was appropriate
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