Administrative law — disputes with authorities
Administrative law regulates the relations between citizens and public authorities. We help you defend your rights in relation to the state.
- Contesting illegal administrative acts
- Administrative contentious actions at tribunals and courts of appeal
- Assistance in obtaining administrative permits and approvals
- Contesting administrative fines and sanctions
- Public procurement disputes
Tax law — contestations and disputes
Relations with the tax authority can be contested when decisions are illegal or unfounded:
- Contesting assessment decisions and fiscal administrative acts
- Assistance in tax inspections and audits
- Disputes regarding VAT, corporate tax, social contributions
- Contesting fiscal enforcement
- Assistance in tax reorganization procedures
Administrative contentious procedure
Before filing with the court, the law requires going through the prior administrative procedure:
- Drafting the prior administrative contestation
- Compliance with legal deadlines — essential in tax matters
- Representation before administrative contentious courts
- Filing appeals in administrative disputes
Frequently asked questions
Yes. ANAF decisions can first be contested administratively (to the issuing fiscal body or superior structure), and if the solution is not favourable, they can be challenged in administrative contentious court.
The general deadline for administrative contestation of a fiscal act is 45 days from notification. It is essential not to exceed it, as the act becomes final.
It is the procedure by which individuals and legal entities can challenge in court illegal administrative acts issued by public authorities. They are judged at specialized tribunals and courts of appeal.
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