When can I appeal?
You have the right to an appeal if:
- You believe you do not owe any tax, penalty, or interest assessed by the Department.
- Your refund request was denied.
- You received an adverse letter ruling from the Taxpayer Information and Education section of the Department.
You may also appeal:
- A revoked business registration.
- A revoked or suspended cigarette license.
Before you appeal, we encourage you to first request a conference with the supervisor of the Revenue employee who assessed the tax or denied your refund. If you do not request a conference, or the conference does not resolve your concern, see Starting an Appeal (next) for information on the Department's appeal process.
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