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Deduct shock call fraud tax: Have you lost money due to a shock call and want to at least claim the loss for tax purposes?

Then you should act now, because the tax office usually rejects such costs. At the same time, a test case is currently underway at the Federal Fiscal Court to clarify precisely this issue.

👉 This is exactly where your opportunity lies.

Shock call fraud tax deduction – the solution

Use this template to file an appeal against your tax assessment notice and refer to the ongoing model case.

You make sure that
– your tax assessment remains open
– you can benefit from the judgment
– and that you fully protect your rights

What this legal document does for you

– You lodge an objection with the tax office
– You refer to the current proceedings at the Federal Fiscal Court
– You ensure the possibility of tax consideration
– and you keep your proceedings open

Current legal background

A 77-year-old woman lost €50,000 due to a shock call and wanted to deduct the money as an extraordinary expense. The tax office refused – and the case ended up in court.

The tax court dismissed the case but allowed an appeal.

👉 Now the Federal Fiscal Court decides.

Why this is crucial for you

If you do not lodge an objection, your tax assessment will become legally binding.

👉 Then you can no longer benefit from the judgment later.

However, if you lodge an appeal, your case will remain open and will automatically be taken into account as soon as the judgment is made.

Shock call fraud tax deduction – how it works

– Fill in the template
– Submit an objection to the tax office
– and refer to the model case procedure

The tax office will put your case on hold until the ruling has been made.

Your advantage

👉 You won’t lose your chance.

Even if the tax office initially rejects your application, you can still claim your money for tax purposes by lodging an objection.

Act now

File an objection now and secure your chance in the test case.

🌶️ Be your own advocate.