Or. Admin. Code § 150-305-0240 - Proposed Refund Adjustment
(1) A taxpayer may waive a conference or
written objection and appeal a notice of proposed refund adjustment as provided
in this rule.
(2) In general. Any
request for a direct appeal from a notice of proposed refund adjustment must
meet general requirements. The request must:
(a) Be in writing;
(b) Be filed with the department within 30
days of the date on the notice of proposed refund adjustment;
(c) Contain language that requests a waiver
of a conference or written objection; and.
(d) Contain language that requests the
department to issue a refund denial.
(3) Direct Appeal to the Magistrate of the
Oregon Tax Court. For the purpose of direct appeal under this rule, the
taxpayer must first file a request as described in section (2) before an appeal
can be taken to the Magistrate Division. If the requirements of this section
are met, the department will send the taxpayer a notice of refund denial, which
constitutes the department's final administrative appeal action. The taxpayer
then has 90 days from the date on the notice of refund denial to appeal to the
Magistrate Division.
(4) A written
appeal from a notice of proposed refund adjustment that does not satisfy the
requirements of this rule is considered a request for a conference or a written
objection, whichever is applicable, and the corresponding administrative
remedies under ORS 305.270 apply.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 305.100
Stats. Implemented: ORS 305.270
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