Article 28 outlines the establishment and composition of the Tax Appeals Committee, formed by a Ministerial decision. It is chaired by a senior member from the Legal Advice & Legislation Department and includes six members: three from the Tax Department and three external experts in tax matters, who must be independent of the tax assessment process. The Committee is responsible for adjudicating tax appeals. A quorum for its meetings requires a majority of members, including the chairman and a Tax Department representative. Decisions are passed by majority vote, with the chairman holding the casting vote in case of a tie.
Chapter 5 - Tax Audit, Assessment and Provisional Seizure
Article 28 - Tax Appeals Committee
The Tax Appeals Committee(s) shall be formed by virtue of a decision from the Minister to be presided by a member of the Legal Advice & Legislation Department with a designation of not less than a Consultant who should be nominated by Head of the Legal Advice & Legislation Department and six members as follows:
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