The Tax Appeals Commission dealt with issues tied to almost the full gamut of tax law last year. Photograph: Joe St Leger
The TAC, said it resolved 1,521 appeals during the year worth close to €1.4 billion which was consequently released to the exchequer or back into the economy. That compared to 2,661 appeals closed in 2022 worth €605 million. At the same time, the number of open appeals before the commission fell to 1,139 from 1,502 from 12 months earlier. The appeals on hand involve disputes worth about €519 million, down from €1.
Overall, the commission issued 175 determinations representing a value of €409 million in dispute and scheduled 411 hearings at a combined value representing €1.4 billion. Some 933 appeals with about €424 million at stake remained open at the end of 2023, the TAC said. The appeals covered almost the entire gamut of tax law, including income tax, VAT, capital gains, capital acquisition, corporation tax and vehicle registration tax as well as customs charges and tariffs.
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