The Public, in this cased Taxpayers (WP) who feel unsatisfied with tax deductions and payments from third parties, can then submit their objections to the taxation party. Other things that taxpayers can submit their objections for include; Under Payment Provisions, Additional Underpayment Provisions, Overpayment Provisions and Zero Tax assessment.
Taxpayers should know the rules and requirements for filing an objection. In addition to paying tax returns, Taxpayers can file and objection letter within three months of receiving the tax assessment letter or withholding/collecting. The taxpayer must also state the amount of the loss for acceptable reasons. It takes approximately 20 working days for the Directorate General of Taxes to process the letter of submissions.
Then, the tax office will give a decision not later than 12 months after sending the letter of submission. Taxpayers can submit letters in three different ways. Among others, directly to the tax office where the Taxpayer is registered or sent by post and ask for proof of sending the letter. Taxpayers can also send letters to courier services or expeditions that have been designated by the tax office.
In a tax objection case, a tax law consultant has a separate role. Their specialty is to provide input and consideration to the taxpayers who are involved in the dispute. Tax law consultants can also help taxpayers understand tax regulations as well as how to submit objections correctly. The A&A Law Office provides tax law consultant services to taxpayers who feel disadvantaged from withholding and paying taxes.
You can also contact A&A Law Office to communicate with our lawyers.
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