When should you use it?
From a document request or audit start, upon receiving an assessment or reassessment, and before filing an assessment-review request.
It organises an audit from the first information request through an assessment or reassessment decision, turning each stage into a clear file of evidence, deadlines and review rights.
Open this page after receiving an NBR document request, audit notice, assessment or reassessment when you are unsure what to do first or how much time remains.
From a document request or audit start, upon receiving an assessment or reassessment, and before filing an assessment-review request.
A company receives an assessment and is unsure whether to send evidence, request a review or prepare an objection. It selects the document and date, and the Centre shows the action, timing and evidence file.
The action required now, the applicable time indicator, an evidence checklist and the correct next route before the difference becomes a dispute.
Start with the stage finder. Enter only a date where needed; never enter names, account or decision numbers, or records.
Do not start with the VAT amount alone. First identify the stage, notice, period and basis for the action.
For an information or document request, first fix the requested scope and stated deadline, then submit a traceable, structured response.
Where the Taxable Person's calculation is incorrect, the NBR assessment must rest on serious grounds drawn from data and records available to it.
The decision states its reasons, facts and legal basis, the net VAT and differences, and the payment deadline.
A previously audited period may be reassessed only where newly discovered information unavailable during the prior audit requires it.
Choose the closest description and enter only a date where needed. You will receive the urgent route and file checklist without entering business data.
Choose only a general description. Do not enter an account, notice or business name.
Choose a stage to see what should happen now.
Not every record is required in every case. The aim is a connected file explaining each figure from ledger entry through invoice and return.
Before debating the outcome, test the decision's structure and then build a line-by-line difference schedule.
Does the decision explain why the calculation changed and the facts and information relied on?
Is every difference connected to the relevant rule in the Law or Regulations?
Are net VAT and differences separated by period and transaction without duplication?
Does it state the payment deadline, and is the notification date that starts the clocks fixed?
If the period was audited before, what new information was unavailable at that time?
Does each difference have a position: accepted, missing evidence, calculation error or legal dispute?
The document type changes the forum, deadline and fee. This map prepares the next Centre and does not replace review of the decision.
Filed with the Reviews and Appeals Department within 15 days of assessment notification under the official FAQs. The Regulations deem receipt of the notice to occur on the date the NBR sends it. No review filing fee applies.
A Committee route for a decision, procedure or VAT dispute, with a fee for each disputed decision or procedure.
Specific to an administrative-penalty decision; there is no separate filing fee, while payment of the penalty must be checked for admissibility.
The Law grants and grounds the assessment power; the Regulations detail inspection, decision content, notification and reassessment.
Assessment where a return is not filed and steps after notice.
Official FAQThe 15-day period, review process and absence of a review filing fee.
Official remitReassessment or assessment where reasonable grounds indicate incorrect data.
Legal textAssessment, control, objection and record-retention provisions.
Legal textInspection, decision contents, notification and reassessment.
Electronic serviceNotices, requests, correspondence and the VAT account.