How a person can object an ATO decision?

​A Person can object to  a decision which was made by ATO about the tax affairs. They can object for  the following things:
• A person can disagree if they didn’t not like the law which was interpreted by the ATO.
• If a person not clear about the explanation of the law means they can object. For example, a person may have some doubt regarding their included income tax return or expenses which are claimed.
• A Person wants the option to check external review if ATO disagree with the person
A Person can also utilize the process of objection if a person is excluded from the time limits regarding amending tax return.  Even though person are disputing for debt they must give pay all taxes on due time it is the principle of ATO. If a person failed to pay the tax on  due date means they have to pay the GIC ( General Interest Charge) owing to late payment.