Objections and appeals

Is the assessment correct? Have the rules been complied with?

If you do not agree with a tax assessment, you can submit a letter of objection, and later – if necessary – a letter of appeal. This not only involves the assessment itself, but also the way in which it came about. Were the rules complied with in this respect?

Do you need a lawyer or not?

You are not required to engage a lawyer if you are lodging an objection, but it can be a sensible decision to do so. The lawyers at Jaeger specialize in tax law. They have a great deal of experience with court proceedings. Generally speaking, they sail a somewhat tighter course than a tax adviser would. And bear in mind: the better proceedings are conducted, the greater the chance of a positive result.