If my dependent deduction application was rejected by the tax office, can I reapply or appeal?
Sources: NTA public materials and practical guidance from this tool. Last updated: 2026-06-19. Tax rules may change; follow your local tax office’s latest requirements.
Brief answer: Understand the rejection reason, supplement materials, and communicate again. If you disagree with the decision, you may file an objection (review request) within the statutory period.
Detailed explanation
Common rejection reasons: parent income exceeds limit, insufficient remittance proof, invalid notarization, non-resident status not established. Submit missing materials within deadlines when correction notices are issued. If formal non-refund is decided, file a review request with the National Tax Tribunal within the specified period, or seek tax accountant assistance. Reapplication requires new evidence—simply resubmitting the same package is ineffective. Keep correspondence with the tax office. This tool cannot represent you in tax office matters. Final tax decisions are made according to law.
Sources: NTA: Objections and appeals