Appealing Tax Assessments (Tax Notices-Decisions)
Appealing tax notices-decisions is among the most common categories of cases heard in administrative proceedings. At the same time, before initiating court proceedings to challenge a tax notice-decision, one should bear in mind that tax notices-decisions may also be appealed in a pre-trial (administrative) procedure by submitting an appeal to a higher-level controlling body. The time limit for appealing tax notices-decisions administratively is 10 working days following the day the taxpayer receives the tax notice-decision or another decision of the controlling body being appealed. It should also be noted that if the taxpayer misses the time limit for administrative appeal due to valid reasons, a higher-level controlling body may renew this time limit within 6 months from the end of the ten-day period for appealing it.
By choosing the “First Legal” Law Firm, you gain several advantages:
- The “First Legal” Law Firm has provided legal services since 2008;
- Our Firm’s specialists have significant experience in representing clients’ interests in court;
- When providing legal assistance to a Client, the “First Legal” Law Firm is guided exclusively by the priority of the client’s interests within the shortest possible timeframe;
- If the client so desires, our Firm’s specialists provide comprehensive support in court proceedings from preparing all necessary documents for filing the lawsuit to obtaining the court’s decision in the case and ensuring its enforcement (upon the client’s request).
In any event, each situation is unique and requires prior analysis, a detailed examination by specialists, and a plan for subsequent actions based on the specific circumstances of the case.
The “First Legal” Law Firm offers the following range of services to represent the client’s interests in disputes related to challenging tax notices-decisions and other decisions issued by tax authorities:
- Legal analysis of the situation, oral or written consultations, and development of a legal position;
- Collection and/or search for evidence to properly defend the client’s interests, in particular by sending attorney requests;
- Preparation of the necessary documents for filing an administrative lawsuit in court;
- Drafting an administrative lawsuit to challenge the decision made by the controlling body;
- Representation of the client’s interests during the first-instance court hearing of the administrative claim, which includes participation in court sessions, preparation of all procedural documents, etc.
Our specialists represent the client’s interests in administrative courts at any level (appellate and cassation).
By contacting the “First Legal” Law Firm, you entrust the resolution of your issues to professionals with considerable experience in court representation, enabling the most effective protection of the client’s violated rights in light of the latest judicial practice.