- The Malta VAT Act provides a right to appeal decisions of the tax authority.
- Appeals can be made against VAT assessments or other referred questions.
- The Administrative Review Tribunal is responsible for hearing appeals.
- The Ninth Schedule outlines the procedures for appealing.
- Appeals can be made to the Court of Appeal on a “point of law” only.
- Common mistakes that render appeals invalid include missing the 30-day appeal window and failing to provide requested documentation.
- Appeals to the Court of Appeal must be strictly on a “point of law”.
- Professional assistance is recommended when considering an appeal.
Source: zampadebattista.com
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