Administrative and tax litigation

Anyone who considers that a right or legitimate interest of theirs has been harmed by a public authority — through an administrative act or by failure to resolve a request within the legal deadline — may apply to the competent administrative court to have the act annulled, the right or legitimate interest recognised and the damage repaired. The legitimate interest may be private or public.

A person whose right or legitimate interest is harmed by an individual administrative act addressed to someone else may also apply to the administrative court.

Legal services

• legal advice to public authorities before an administrative act is issued;
• legal advice on the client’s relations with central and local public authorities;
• assistance and representation of individuals and companies before the administrative and tax courts at every stage;
• analysis of administrative and tax acts (tax assessments, tax inspection reports);
• drafting appeals against tax assessments;
• drafting complaints against reports or tax inspection reports imposing fines, arrears, surcharges, penalties, recalculations, excise duties, VAT, or taxes with or without withholding at source;
• representation and assistance in the mandatory prior administrative procedures for challenging administrative and tax acts (prior complaint and administrative appeal);
• representation and assistance in raising and resolving objections of illegality against administrative and tax acts, and in proceedings to suspend administrative acts;
• drafting actions to annul unlawful administrative acts.