- Texas Comptroller released a guide for taxpayers contesting audit findings in November 2024
- Guide details rights and remedies for taxpayers disagreeing with tax audits or refund claims
- Emphasizes taxpayer fairness, transparency, and accountability through the Texas Bill of Rights
- Encourages early resolution through informal mechanisms before formal notification
- Informal mechanisms include Reconciliation Conference, Taxability Guidance, Independent Audit Review Conference
- After formal notification, options include Payment and Waiver, Redetermination Request, Refund Request, Settlement Request
- Refund denial options include Administrative Hearing Request and Notice of Intent to Bypass the Hearing
- Comptroller may enforce collection through liens, asset seizure, and permit suspension for unresolved liabilities
- Guide is a resource for understanding taxpayer rights but not a substitute for legal advice
- Taxpayers advised to seek professional assistance for personalized guidance
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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