Tax Opposition Filing Deadline Upheld Against Duty to Cooperate Claim
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe appellate court rejected an appeal concerning the late filing of an opposition to a tax assessment, finding that the statutory deadline for filing the opposition was absolute, and the taxpayer's failure to meet this deadline could not be excused by a general duty to cooperate unless the delay was caused by the tax authority itself. The court reasoned that the legal provisions regarding the time limit for opposition are mandatory and preclude any extension, emphasizing that the duty to collaborate does not override specific procedural deadlines set by law.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IALPFisc.41.3; Tax Opposition Filing Deadline Upheld Against Duty to Cooperate Claim: The court reasoned that the legal provisions regarding the time limit for opposition are mandatory and preclude any extension, emphasizing that the duty to collaborate does not override specific procedural deadlines set by law.
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Généré par l'IAThis provision likely served as the main ground for rejecting the appeal (REJETE) concerning the opposition procedure.
Texte complet
A/2689/2005
### [DCRI/167/2007](/apps/decis/fr/dccr/show/1601954) du 07.05.2007 ( ICC ) , REJETE
Descripteurs :
DÉLAI; OPPOSITION(PROCÉDURE) ; DEVOIR DE COLLABORER
Normes :
LPFisc.39.1; LPFisc.41.1; LPFisc.41.3
[](/apps/decis/fr/dccr/file/2007/0001/DCRI_000167_2007_A_2689_2005.pdf)
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