The Tax Administration shall decide on the objection within (90) ninety days from the date of submitting thereof. Non-responding to the objection shall be considered as an implied rejection thereof.
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Ministerial Decision No. 29 of 2008 enacts the Executive Bylaws, establishing procedural rules for tax administration. This Decision, which covers Articles 1 to 48 of the Bylaws, outlines the framework for managing tax objections and appeals. As detailed in Article 25, the Tax Administration has 90 days to decide on an objection, with non-response constituting an implied rejection. It also provides for a final tax assessment upon mutual agreement between the administration and the taxpayer. The Decision's focus is on ensuring a structured and clear process for tax compliance and dispute resolution.
Chapter 7 : Objections and Appeals
First Objection
Article 25
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