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Missed the objection deadline? – Request reinstatement from the tax office

Have you missed the deadline for your tax assessment notice and are now worried that you can no longer do anything about it?

Then you should act quickly. Because even after the deadline has expired, you can often still save your rights.

Many people do not miss deadlines on purpose. Illness, vacation, business trips, hospital stays, family emergencies or other unforeseeable events can lead to a tax assessment notice being left lying around.

👉 This is exactly what reinstatement to the previous status is for.

Reinstatement at the tax office – the solution

Use this template to apply to the tax office for reinstatement and explain why you were unable to meet the deadline.

You make sure that

– the tax office re-examines your case
– your failure to meet the deadline is clearly justified
– and you do not lose your rights prematurely

What this legal document does for you

– You apply for re-establishment of rights
– You provide legally sound reasons for missing the deadline
– You cover typical reasons such as illness, vacation, business trips and similar
– and you secure the chance of your objection being reviewed at a later date

For which cases the template is suitable

– Income tax assessment notice
– Amendment notice
– Valuation notice
– Late notification of assessment
– Illness or hospitalization
– Vacation or extended absence
– Business trip
– All absences for a period of up to 6 weeks. For more than 6 weeks, appoint a person you trust. You can find the right power of attorney for this in the 👉 PepperPapers sample power of attorney templates

Applying for reinstatement – how it works

– Fill out template
– download or receive by e-mail
– send to the tax office

You react immediately and secure the possibility of continuing to take action against the tax assessment notice despite the deadline having expired.

Why you should act now

You have exactly one month. That is the official deadline for you. From the day you see the letter from the tax office – delayed due to illness, vacation, etc. – and you realize that the actual deadline has expired.

👉 You should therefore react immediately as soon as you notice that the deadline has expired.

Act now

Apply now to the tax office for reinstatement and secure your chance to challenge your tax assessment after all. Get even more information on this topic in the 🌶️ PepperPapers news blog

🌶️ Be your own advocate.