Practical guides on appealing Revenue decisions, surcharges and penalties in Ireland.
Step-by-step: what you can appeal, the 30-day deadline, what your notice must include, and how to lodge it with the Tax Appeals Commission. No accountant needed.
Everything you need to know about the TAC — what it is, what it can decide, the full appeals process from lodging a notice to getting a determination, and your right to go to the High Court.
Got a late filing surcharge or a penalty you think is wrong? Both are appealable. This guide covers the grounds, the evidence you need, and how to draft your notice of appeal.
Estimated VAT assessment, disallowed input credit, or a rate dispute? Here's how to appeal to the Tax Appeals Commission.
Estimated assessment, disallowed expenses or missing credits — how self-assessed and PAYE taxpayers appeal an income tax assessment.
Disallowed trading expenses, capital allowances disputes, or an estimated CT1 assessment — how companies appeal to the Tax Appeals Commission.
Valuation disputes, base cost, and refused reliefs like PPR — how to appeal a CGT assessment.
Disagree with an audit assessment or the penalty behaviour classification? You can appeal the tax, the penalty, or both.
Missed the deadline? Here's how the Tax Appeals Commission's late appeal process works, and how to apply.
Disagree with your LPT valuation band, an estimate for non-filing, or a compliance determination? Here's the review and appeal process.
Disputed gift or inheritance valuation, a refused relief, or the wrong group threshold — how to appeal to the Tax Appeals Commission.