The Ministry of Finance proposed to shorten the period for submitting a tax dispute complaint to a higher authority from one year to three months. The bill also changes the continuation of the appeal procedure. For taxpayers, this means a significantly shorter period of time for preparing and submitting an initial complaint. There will be four times less time left to submit an application. At the same time, the Federal Tax Service wants to make the second stage of consideration optional. After the transfer of the first administrative court, the applicant can immediately go to court without continuing the dispute within the tax system. The shortening of time is accompanied by the opportunity to go to court more quickly. Also, the project stipulates changes in the procedure itself: it will be possible to participate in the audit in person or through a video link, and to involve mediators in resolving disputes. These steps expand the ways in which you can interact with the tax service, but do not negate the importance of the new three-month deadline. For now, the proposals remain draft legislation rather than actual regulations.

The Ministry of Finance proposed to shorten the period for submitting a tax dispute complaint to a higher authority from one year to three months. The bill also changes the continuation of the appeal procedure. For taxpayers, this means a significantly shorter period of time for preparing and submitting an initial complaint. There will be four times less time left to submit an application. At the same time, the Federal Tax Service wants to make the second stage of consideration optional. After the transfer of the first administrative court, the applicant can immediately go to court without continuing the dispute within the tax system. The shortening of time is accompanied by the opportunity to go to court more quickly. Also, the project stipulates changes in the procedure itself: it will be possible to participate in the audit in person or through a video link, and to involve mediators in resolving disputes. These steps expand the ways in which you can interact with the tax service, but do not negate the importance of the new three-month deadline. For now, the proposals remain draft legislation rather than actual regulations.