DIRECTIVES OF THE COMMISSIONER GENERAL Nº 002/2024 OF 22/10/2024 DETERMINING MODALITIES FOR AMICABLE SETTLEMENT OF TAX RELATED DISPUTES | 002/2024 OF 22/10/2024 — Rwanda law | Esheria

DIRECTIVES OF THE COMMISSIONER GENERAL Nº 002/2024 OF 22/10/2024 DETERMINING MODALITIES FOR AMICABLE SETTLEMENT OF TAX RELATED DISPUTES

These directives set out how tax disputes are to be settled amicably.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
002/2024 OF 22/10/2024
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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These directives set out how tax disputes are to be settled amicably. A taxpayer must submit a written request for amicable settlement of a tax dispute to the Commissioner General. A taxpayer’s request for amicable settlement of a tax dispute is admissible only if it is written, signed, specific, supported by evidence, and accompanied by the required 25% payment; there are timing and one-time-use limits. The Tax Administration must meet the applicant to examine a request and may ask for extra supporting evidence if needed. If the Tax Administration and the taxpayer reach an amicable settlement, the Tax Administration prepares an agreement for both parties to sign. If a tax dispute is settled amicably, the parties must sign an amicable settlement agreement.