Taxpayers challenging a tax decision, act or official action
A dispute arising from a tax audit, additional assessment, or financial sanction requires a combined review of documents, procedural deadlines, and the economic substance of the transaction. We prepare the legal position from correspondence with the tax authority through administrative and court appeals.
We first check the appeal deadline and legal basis of the decision. Disputed amounts are mapped to the relevant transactions, evidence gaps are identified, and a reasoned position is prepared for administrative or judicial challenge.
Send the tax decision and related records so we can assess the deadline and legal position.
A tax dispute requires a joined review of deadlines, evidence and the reasoning in the administrative decision. The strategy may involve an administrative appeal, court representation and risk management.
Before work begins we clarify the facts, available documents, intended outcome, and relevant deadlines. Contracts, correspondence, and authority decisions prepared in advance make the initial review more precise.
The initial review is followed by an explanation of the legal options, the principal risks, and the recommended sequence of actions, together with agreement on scope and timing.
Last legal review: 2 September 2026
Taxpayers challenging a tax decision, act or official action
An administrative complaint is generally filed within three months from awareness of the infringement
Urgently review receipt date, demand, evidence and enforcement status
The Tax Code provides a general 30-day review period.
Restoration may be requested where there is a valid reason.
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