Advisory and litigation support in every income tax dispute — from the return and deemed-income rules to the audit and the court challenge.
Typical cases
- Individuals: deemed living expenses, retroactive payments, foreign income
- Businesses: accounting differences, non-deductible expenses
- Unexplained wealth increase — bank deposit analysis
- Dividends, capital gains, directors' fees, intra-group transactions
The process, step by step
Analysis of the dispute
Which provision was applied, what was declared, what is assessed — and where the defence lies.
Administrative stage
Audit objections and administrative appeal — all grounds raised from the start.
Court challenge
Recourse, appeal, cassation — grounded in Council of State income tax case law.
Forward planning
Correcting practices so the same dispute does not arise again.
Frequently asked questions
I am taxed on deemed income higher than my real income — what can I do?
Deemed expenses can be rebutted through capital consumption of prior years and proof of actual circumstances. (Mockup placeholder text.)
Deposits were found 'unjustified' — are they all taxable?
Not automatically — transfers between accounts, loans and family support are not income; the case law requires substantive documentation. (Mockup placeholder text.)
When does the right to audit income lapse?
As a rule at five years; the exceptions are interpreted narrowly. (Mockup placeholder text.)