Income Tax Appeal
Right to Appeal:
Many complaints arise as a result of disagreements between taxpayers and taxpayers (the Inland Treasury) regarding the deduction of income and taxes owed and the overpayment of taxes, penalties, etc.
To resolve such disputes, the law sets out a procedure, which gives taxpayers the right to file a complaint before the Commissioner (cases) and if they are not satisfied, another right to file a complaint before the state Court of Appeals and Supreme Court.
Persons Eligible to Appeal:
Any person who is not satisfied with any order passed by the Commissioner / Officer Inland Revenue has the right to appeal.
If man, man himself; in the case of a Personal Organization (AOP), any partner or member of the organization; and in the case of a company the chief executive officer.
In the case of the deceased, represent the deceased legally; and in the case of a legally disabled person or a non-abusive person, his or her “representative”.
Requirements for Making an Appeal:
In order to make the complainant have to submit a valid tax and refund, on the basis of the prescribed fee.
Time Limit for Making an Appeal:
The time limit for filing an appeal before the commissioner (appeals) is thirty (30) days from the date of receipt of notice of demand relating to an assessment, penalty or any other order.
Also Check:
How to become filer
How to check FBR Filer Status
Who is filer and non-filer?
Many complaints arise as a result of disagreements between taxpayers and taxpayers (the Inland Treasury) regarding the deduction of income and taxes owed and the overpayment of taxes, penalties, etc.
To resolve such disputes, the law sets out a procedure, which gives taxpayers the right to file a complaint before the Commissioner (cases) and if they are not satisfied, another right to file a complaint before the state Court of Appeals and Supreme Court.
Persons Eligible to Appeal:
Any person who is not satisfied with any order passed by the Commissioner / Officer Inland Revenue has the right to appeal.
If man, man himself; in the case of a Personal Organization (AOP), any partner or member of the organization; and in the case of a company the chief executive officer.
In the case of the deceased, represent the deceased legally; and in the case of a legally disabled person or a non-abusive person, his or her “representative”.
Requirements for Making an Appeal:
In order to make the complainant have to submit a valid tax and refund, on the basis of the prescribed fee.
Time Limit for Making an Appeal:
The time limit for filing an appeal before the commissioner (appeals) is thirty (30) days from the date of receipt of notice of demand relating to an assessment, penalty or any other order.
Also Check:
How to become filer
How to check FBR Filer Status
Who is filer and non-filer?
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