Lodging economic-administrative complaints on the Internet
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The aim of this article is to analyse, within the framework of the so-called electronic tax Administration, and as a result of the progressive implantation of ICT in the field of juridical taxation legislation, the main questions raised with lodging complaints and appeals online. With this aim in view, and after an analysis of the evolution of the regulations applicable in this matter, the main stages of the procedure which must be followed for the presentation of a complaint or appeal are analysed, paying particular attention to the regulation in force of the Orden EHA/2784/2009, 8 October.
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