Objection or simple amendment?

If you have discovered errors in your notice or gathered good reasons against a deletion, lodge an objection to your tax notice.

You have one month from receipt of the tax notice to lodge your objection. To meet the deadline, an informal objection letter is initially sufficient - even without reasons. You can send the reasons to the tax office later or withdraw the objection - without risk or cost. You can find templates in our sample letters.

However, if you only want to submit proof for a specific expense that has turned up in a drawer, the so-called simple amendment is sufficient. The difference from an objection is that the tax office may only change this point in your tax notice.