Tax Dispute
/ˈtæks dɪˌspjut/
Definitions
- (n.) A disagreement between a taxpayer and a tax authority regarding tax liability or interpretation of tax law.
The company entered a tax dispute over the valuation of its assets.
- (n.) Any formal or informal contestation process including negotiation, audit, or litigation about tax obligations.
The tax dispute was resolved after mediation between the taxpayer and the revenue service.
Forms
- tax dispute
- tax disputes
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Commentary
Tax disputes often involve complex factual and legal questions, requiring specialized knowledge of tax codes and procedures.
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