Ministerial Decision No. 55 of 2025, implementing Kuwait's DMTT framework, provides for tax dispute resolution procedures. Article 104 outlines the process for a Designated Constituent Entity (DCE) to submit a grievance following the rejection of an objection by the Tax Administration. This grievance must be filed with the Tax Grievance Committee (TGC) within 60 days of the rejection notice or after a 90-day response period has expired. The submission must detail the reasons for the appeal, include supporting documents, and cannot introduce new claims. A prior objection is a prerequisite for any grievance.
CHAPTER 16 - OBJECTIONS, GRIEVANCES, AND APPEALS
Article 104 - Submitting a Grievance
The DCE, in the event that the objection is partially or fully rejected, may appeal the rejection decision before the Tax Grievance Committee (TGC) within 60 days from the date it is notified or becomes aware of the rejection decision, or after the 90-day period designated for deciding on the objection and responding has elapsed without a response from the Tax Administration. The grievance must state the reasons describing the matter and be accompanied by supporting documents. The grievance may not include requests that were not mentioned in the original objection. In all cases, an appeal against the Tax Assessment letter cannot be accepted before an objection has been submitted regarding it.
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