- The Cabinet approved the Bill for the Establishment of the Tax Court and Procedures for Tax Cases on 16 July 2024
- The Tax Court will gain authority over criminal cases related to tax and customs in addition to civil cases
- The Bill aims to streamline the judicial process by allowing both civil and criminal tax cases to be prosecuted in a single court
- Parties failing to appear at the Tax Court for non-criminal tax cases will be responsible for checking or being informed of the next appointment
- The Tax Court will retain authority over criminal cases pending in other courts until they are final
- The expansion of the Tax Court’s jurisdiction is expected to improve legal efficiency, reduce procedural delays, and ensure more consistent adjudication of tax-related disputes.
Source: insightplus.bakermckenzie.com
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