Court Rules Objections Rightly Declared Inadmissible Due to Incorrect Address Notification by Taxpayer

• The court assessed whether the inspector rightly declared the objections inadmissible.
• The court concluded that the inspector correctly declared the objections inadmissible.
• The objection period starts the day after the decision is officially announced.
• The objection period is six weeks, which was exceeded in this case.
• The taxpayer claimed he did not receive the assessments as he had moved to the USA.
• He informed the municipality of his move but did not use the official form.
• The taxpayer argued the assessments were wrongly addressed.
• The inspector maintained the assessments were correctly addressed based on the registered address.
• The court found the inspector correctly sent the assessments to the registered address.
• The court saw no reason to address the assessments to the business address.

Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl

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