What action can I appeal?
Rule 100
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.
Before you appeal, we encourage you to first request a conference with the supervisor of the Department of 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 for information on the appeal process.
Other Appeals under the Administrative Procedures Act
You may also appeal:
- A revoked business registration.
- A revoked or suspended cigarette license.
- A log expert enforcement action.
- A revoked or denied reseller permit.
- A revoked renewable energy certification
For more information on these appeals, see Other Appeals.
Property Tax Appeals
If you disagree with the County Assessor's valuation of your property, you have the right to appeal the valuation to your county's Board of Equalization. For more information about the property assessment appeal process, see Appealing Your Property to the County Board of Equalization or contact your county Board of Equalization or Assessor's Office.
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