Tax administration affairs consulting services
Tax disputes do not only rise from tax investigations. They may rise sometimes from an improper application of the tax office, sometimes from an unfair competitive conditions raised from a change in tax legislation and sometimes from the differences between real sector practices and tax practice. Sometimes the international practice may differ from the local practices even on the same matters.
The legal disputes may sometimes concern a company as well as a sector or a part of a sector.
Identification of the dispute, reaching a settlement, negotiating with a sector/company authorities, establishing a model, negotiating the model with tax offices, preparation of the necessary proofs and data, thus enabling the creation of the best settlement and defending the rights of the company and sector, prevention of unfair complementation are objectives aimed at both by the tax payer and tax administration.
To reach the most appropriate solution in such a complex legislation requires the work of an expert.
Deloitte experts cooperate with tax payers by making use of Deloitte’s experiences in relevant sectors on international examples. They find out alternative dispute settlements supporting that can be acceptable by the governmental authorities and, if necessary, carry out legislative work that may be submitted to the relevant administrations.
Financial law services on tax administration affairs:
- Tax administration affairs (affairs preventing conflicts)
- Tax ruling demands (preparation and Follow-up)
- Developing legislation (bringing a new look and explanation to the laws and communiqués)
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