Large Corporation Tax Objections: Assert It or Lose It

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Large Corporation Tax Objections: Assert It or Lose It

Date: May 20 2004

All taxpayers who want to appeal to income tax assessment issued by the Minister of National Revenue (the “Minister”) must first serve a Notice of Objection on the Minister. For most taxpayers, there are no detailed requirements regarding the contents of the Objection: a simple letter outlining the most basic facts and the issues will suffice. Moreover, there is no rule preventing most taxpayers from later amending the Objection or adding new issues.

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