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A taxpayer timely invokes the proper statutory remedy from a CIR decision on a disputed assessment. An official insists that the first paragraph of Section 4 means every tax controversy must be finally resolved by the Secretary of Finance and that the CTA has no appellate role. Which answer correctly reads the provision?

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The Secretary's review clause abolishes the CTA The taxpayer may ignore all statutory periods because of this distinction The Constitution forbids tax appeals The official conflates two clauses; disputed-assessment decisions fall under the paragraph naming the CTA's exclusive appellate jurisdiction

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