Appealing the decision of the tax office

Appealing a tax decision

The "Appealing a tax decision" service is intended for taxpayers who disagree with the decisions or actions of tax authorities. This service includes the preparation and filing of complaints against tax audit reports, tax notices and tax authority decisions.

What does the service of appealing a tax authority decision include?

Appealing a tax authority decision includes:

• Analysis of a tax audit report or tax authority decision;
• Preparation and filing of a complaint to appeal a tax audit report and appeal the actions of a tax authority;
• Representation of the client's interests in tax authorities and courts;
• Preparation of documents to appeal tax authority decisions in court;
• Monitoring the complaint review process and obtaining the result.

Step-by-step procedure for providing the service

1. Preliminary consultation. Consultation with the client to understand the essence of the problem and analyze the tax audit report or decision of the tax authority.
2. Collection of information and documents. Collection of the necessary documents and information for preparing a complaint to appeal a tax audit or decision of the tax authority.
3. Preparation of a complaint. Preparation of a reasoned complaint to appeal an on-site tax audit report, appeal acts of tax authorities or appeal the actions of the tax inspectorate.
4. Filing a complaint. Submitting a prepared complaint to the relevant tax authority or court.
5. Representation of interests. Representation of the client's interests at all stages of the appeal, including participation in hearings and provision of additional evidence.
6. Obtaining the result. Monitoring the complaint review process and obtaining an official result.

Terms of Service

The service may be provided under the following conditions:

• The taxpayer has received a tax audit report or a decision of the tax authority with which he disagrees;
• The taxpayer has documents and evidence confirming disagreement with the conclusions of the tax authority;
• The taxpayer is ready to cooperate with a lawyer at all stages of the appeal;
• The taxpayer is ready to provide the necessary documents to appeal the decisions of the tax authorities in court.

Documents required to appeal the decision tax

To appeal a tax decision, the taxpayer must provide the following documents:

• Tax audit report or decision of the tax authority;
• Documents confirming the legality of the taxpayer's actions;
• Documents confirming payment of taxes and fees;
• Additional evidence confirming disagreement with the conclusions of the tax authority;
• Documents for filing a complaint with the tax authority or court.

Assistance from a lawyer in appealing a tax decision

Assistance from a lawyer in appealing a tax decision consists of professional support and protection of the taxpayer's rights at all stages of the appeal process. Let's consider the main aspects of this assistance.

• Analysis of the tax audit report and decisions of tax authorities. The first step in providing assistance from a lawyer is a thorough analysis of the tax audit report or decision of the tax authority. The lawyer studies all the documents, identifies weaknesses in the arguments of the tax authority and determines the appeal strategy.
• Preparing complaints and documents. The lawyer prepares reasoned complaints to appeal a tax audit report, appeal acts of tax authorities and appeal the actions of the tax inspectorate. An important aspect is the correct execution of all documents and the collection of evidence confirming the legality of the taxpayer's actions.
• Filing complaints with tax authorities and the court. The lawyer submits prepared complaints to the relevant tax authorities or the court. This may include appealing an on-site tax audit report, appealing decisions of tax authorities and appealing a tax notice. The lawyer also monitors the complaint review process and responds in a timely manner to requests from tax authorities.
• Representing the client's interests. The lawyer represents the client's interests at all stages of the appeal. This includes participation in meetings of tax authorities and court, providing additional evidence and arguments, as well as actively protecting the rights and interests of the client. The lawyer achieves a fair consideration of the case and the cancellation of unlawful decisions of tax authorities.
• Control over the process and obtaining results. The lawyer controls the process of reviewing complaints and achieves a positive result for the client. This includes ongoing interaction with the tax authorities, the client and other stakeholders.

Terms of Assistance

Attorney assistance may be provided under the following conditions:

• The taxpayer has received a tax audit report or a decision of the tax authority with which he disagrees;
• The taxpayer has documents and evidence confirming his disagreement with the conclusions of the tax authority;
• The taxpayer is ready to cooperate with the lawyer at all stages of the appeal;
• The taxpayer is ready to provide the necessary documents to appeal the decisions of the tax authorities in court.

Questions and Answers

What determines the cost of the service "Appealing a tax decision"?

The cost of the service "Appealing a tax decision" may vary depending on a number of factors. Let's look at the main ones.

1. Complexity of the case. The complexity and volume of work associated with appealing a tax authority decision significantly affect the cost of the service. If the case requires a thorough analysis of a large number of documents, appealing the tax audit report and preparing reasoned objections, the cost will be higher.
2. Qualifications and experience of the lawyer. The qualifications and experience of the lawyer providing the service are also important factors. Experienced specialists with successful practice in appealing decisions of tax authorities can set higher rates for their services, since their knowledge and professionalism significantly increase the chances of a successful resolution of the case.
3. Amount of work. The amount of work required to prepare complaints and other documents significantly affects the cost of the service. This includes preparing complaints to appeal a tax audit report, appealing decisions of tax authorities and appealing a tax notice, as well as representing the client in court.
4. Urgency of execution. The urgency of the work also affects the cost of the service. If urgent document preparation and appeals are required, the cost may be higher due to the need to complete the work within a short time frame.
5. Additional Costs. Additional costs such as court fees, engaging experts to prepare evidence, and other costs associated with the appeal process may also affect the overall cost of the service.
6. Regional Differences. The cost of attorney services may vary depending on the region. In large cities, the cost of services may be higher compared to regions with a lower cost of living and income levels. This is due to differences in the level of expenses and pricing policies for legal services.