In 2022, the tax sector also saw increasing legal complexity and the increasing influence of European and international law, the Supreme Court writes in its 2022 annual report.
In 2022, 970 cases were brought before the tax chamber of the Supreme Court. The outflow was 1,135 cases, of which 363 were withdrawn and settled by the registrar (32%) and 161 were declared inadmissible (14%). As a result, the backlog fell to just under 800 cases, which corresponds to approximately three-quarters of a year of production by the tax office. The average lead time decreased to 274 days.
Source Taxence
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