Objection to tax assessment

If you do not agree to a tax assessment from the tax office and would like to take action against the assessment, you must file an objection.

An appeal against a tax assessment is called the objection. It must be submitted to the tax office within one month of the announcement. If the deadline has not been met or the objection has not been lodged properly, it is no longer possible to subsequently change the tax assessment.

We will represent you to the tax office and file the objection in a legally compliant manner and on time. The majority of appeals filed by a lawyer are successful because the tax assessments are incorrect. If the tax office has not considered the advertising costs or operating expenses as requested, we will help you to assert your tax interests.

By filing an objection to tax assessments, payment of the tax is not deferred. The tax is generally payable immediately. The payment of the tax can only be postponed if an objection and a simultaneous application for suspension of execution have been lodged in due time.