Article 177 specifies the process for implementing court decisions. Tax judgments must be executed according to the Income Tax Law. If a judgment is issued against a taxpayer, the Tax Authority is responsible for making the updated assessment required by the court's ruling. The Authority must then formally notify the taxpayer of this final assessment as per the standards of Article 146. This ensures that the outcome of a multi-stage judicial dispute is properly integrated into the taxpayer's official record and that the resulting tax debt is clearly identified for final collection.
Part 6 - Tax Disputes
Chapter 3 - Tax Suit
Section 3 - Execution of the Judgement Issues on the Tax Suit
Article 177
[GTL Notes: Execution of Judgement in a Tax Suit]
Execution of the judgments issued in the tax suit shall be made in pursuance of the provisions of this Law. Execution of the judgments issued against the taxpayer shall be made by the Authority by making the required assessment to execute the judgment and by notifying the taxpayer thereof as per Article 146 of this Law.
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