What should I do if my appeal is rejected?

Unfortunately, not every objection is successful. However, all is not lost. Within one month of receiving the decision on the objection, you can file a lawsuit with the relevant tax court.

You can find out which tax court is responsible in the instructions on legal remedies, which must be attached to the rejection notice. As with the objection, the lawsuit must be submitted in writing or recorded in writing.

However, this should be well considered. Unlike an objection, a lawsuit is subject to a fee. The amount depends on the value of the dispute and the type of hearing. Court expenses, such as postage and writing costs, and legal fees are additional.

In any case, consult a tax advisor or specialist lawyer beforehand.