SZTAC 22/2020/IR; 1481/2018/I
An appellant objected to the total sum in the tax assessment submitted by the GAZT because the GAZT made the assessment on a discretionary basis and the total amount did not list the specific items and elements of that amount, meaning the appellant was unable to use his right to object to them.
Background
First: the General Authority for Zakat and Income (the GAZT) rejected an objection submitted by an institution, the appellant, on its tax assessment for the period from 01/01/2013 AD to 04/01/2015 AD.
This decision was not accepted by the appellant and it submitted an appeal to the department. The statement of appeal included the following summary:
The appellant objected to the total sum in the tax assessment submitted by the GAZT, amounting to SR169,237, because the GAZT made the assessment on a discretionary basis without regard toa sale contract signed with a Saudi investor, resulting in a foreign investor failing to profit as a result of that sale.
On Tuesday 17/06/1441 AH, corresponding 11/02/2020 AD, the circuit held its session to consider the case. The appellant’s representative and representatives of the commission attended .