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If a comprehensive tax inspection closes with a tax shortfall, then after receiving the report the inspected business often has to decide whether it wants to resort to a legal remedy procedure. What legal tools do we have? What are their conditions? Dr. Zsombor Lenner, legal expert at WTS Klient Hungary, responds to these questions in the video.

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This article is for general information purposes only and should not be considered as advice.

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