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Tax law RCOMAA 00052/2021/CA

KABERI COMPANY Ltd v. RWANDA REVENUE AUTHORITY (RRA)

The Court of Appeal held that KABERI COMPANY Ltd’s second appeal was inadmissible because it had lost in both lower courts on the same grounds.

  • Jurisdiction of appellate courts
  • Tax assessment without prior notice
  • Procedural requirements in tax disputes
  • Admissibility of second appeals
  • Appellate-jurisdiction
  • Tax-audit
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Tax law RCOMAA 00052/2021/CA

KABERI COMPANY Ltd v. RWANDA REVENUE AUTHORITY (RRA)

The Court of Appeal held that KABERI COMPANY Ltd’s second appeal was inadmissible because it had lost in both lower courts on the same grounds.

  • Jurisdiction of appellate courts
  • Tax assessment without prior notice
  • Burden of proof in tax disputes
  • Use of language in administrative proceedings
  • Appellate-jurisdiction
  • Tax-assessment
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Tax law RCOMA 0011/11/CS

1RRA V Alpha palace( Kinya)

The Supreme Court held that the tax assessment imposed on Alpha Palace Hotel SARL without prior notice was unlawful because it was based on evidence (accounting books) seized in violation of Article 23 of Law No. 25/2005. The Court annulled the assessment and ordered a recalculation of the tax liability for 2004, 2005, and 2006 in accordance with the law. The Court also held that Alpha Palace Hotel SARL was entitled to attorney fees due to the necessity of legal representation caused by RRA's appeal, but not to additional damages absent proof of loss.

  • Tax assessment without prior notice
  • Admissibility of evidence obtained unlawfully
  • Calculation of tax liability
  • Award of legal costs and attorney fees
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