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Check the tax office's decision on your objection (Einspruchsentscheidung)

Objection rejected? The 1-month deadline for an action before the tax court (Finanzgericht) is now running — orientation & referral to a lawyer.

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Deadline at a glance

1 month

§ 47 FGO

The deadline for bringing an action is 1 month from notification of the decision on the objection.

It is an AI, not a person: nobody looks at your individual case, and we do not know who signs up or for what reason. That is why we give pointers, but no legal advice on the individual case. Guidelines and playbooks in the platform are only guardrails: the AI relies on the available sources and your information. AI can make mistakes — check important results, and if in doubt, ask a lawyer.

What you can do here in 5 minutes

The decision on the objection starts the 1-month deadline for an action before the tax court (§ 47 FGO). We provide orientation — the action itself belongs in the hands of a lawyer.

Upload the decision — our AI tools check the reasoning and the prospects; referral to a specialist lawyer.

How it works

Results in three steps

1

Upload the decision

We read the reasons, the points in dispute and the deadline.

2

Initial orientation

Prospects of an action before the tax court, cost risk.

3

Referral to a lawyer

Direct handover to a specialist tax lawyer.

What you get
  • Upload the decision – We read the reasons, the points in dispute and the deadline.
  • Initial orientation – Prospects of an action before the tax court, cost risk.
  • Referral to a lawyer – Direct handover to a specialist tax lawyer.
What it is not
  • No action before the tax court — we refer you.
  • No tax advice within the meaning of the StBerG.

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What the AI checks — and what only a lawyer can decide

An AI is only as good as the question. We show openly where your answer is reliable and where you should speak with a lawyer.

Always — an action before the tax court without a lawyer / tax adviser is not advisable.

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