How TaxPro completely overturned incorrect tax assessments – despite the deadline having passed
Initial situation: Three tax assessments – but never effectively received
A couple of clients received amended income tax assessments from the tax office for three years.
The catch: The notices were never formally served—and therefore had no legal effect. Without official notification, clients could neither respond nor identify payment obligations. Nevertheless, the threat of enforcement lingered in the background.
The tax office initially rejected the appeal, arguing that the deadline for filing an appeal had expired. The tax assessments had been properly mailed and thus delivered to the clients. TaxPro successfully challenged this and overturned the tax assessments.
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Strategy: TaxPro checks and clarifies the delivery – with full effect
TaxPro identified the formal error and reported it to the tax office. The office had to admit that effective service had not been effected.
The consequence:
Cancellation of all three tax assessments by the tax office itself
No outstanding tax claim
The legal situation has been completely re-established
Result: Procedure stopped before it begins
No pressure to pay
No legal consequences from the original decisions
New, formally correct notices will only be issued afterwards
What you should take away from this:
Not every tax assessment is automatically valid.
Errors in notification occur more often than many people think – especially in complicated delivery situations.
TaxPro detects these errors early on – and protects you from unnecessary burdens and unnoticed deadlines.
TaxPro has stopped similar notices in numerous cases – with a 100% success rate in cases of notification errors .
Do you suspect that there is something wrong with the notice?
TaxPro checks whether your tax assessment is even legally effective – before any consequences arise.
Contact us now – we will protect you with a legal eye for detail.