Appeal to the Provincial Administrative Court

Appeal to the Provincial Administrative Court It is defined in Section 2 Administrative Court Procedure Law Act of 30 August 2002. The appeal can be lodged upon exhaustion of all other means of challenge if such means have been used by the appellant before the relevant authority unless an appeal is made by the public prosecutor or ombudsman. Means of challenge are deemed to have been exhausted if no means such as a complaint, appeal or reconsideration request is left to a party under applicable laws. The appeal is to be lodged within thirty days following the appellant’s receipt of the ruling. The appeal is filed with the Administrative Court through the authority whose action or omission is appealed against. The authority forwards the appeal along with the case file and its response to the appeal within thirty days following its submission. It is advisable in the well-understood interest of the party that the appeal concerning its tax obligations be drafted by a professional agent such as a tax advisor. Our accounting firm employs tax advisors, who, as professional agents, are also involved in the drafting of appeals to the Provincial Administrative Court (PAC) against decisions issued by the second-instance authority, i.e. the Director of Tax Chamber.

Our firm employs tax advisors, who, as professional agents, are also involved in the drafting of appeals to the Provincial Administrative Court (PAC) against decisions issued by the second-instance authority, i.e. the Director of Tax Chamber.