Tax Appeal Board

The Tax Appeal Board is a government body that reviews disagreements between taxpayers and tax authorities about tax assessments or payments. If someone believes their taxes were unfairly calculated or they were wrongly charged, they can request the Board to examine and decide the case. Its role ensures a fair process for resolving tax disputes, providing an independent and impartial perspective. The Board's decisions are binding, helping to clarify tax obligations and promote compliance. Overall, it functions as a neutral mediator to uphold fairness in the tax system.