Filing an appeal against the decision of the Compensation Fund for ‘direct damage’ and ‘indirect damage’ caused by acts of war or hostilities

Before we start

The service deals with appeals against a final decision in a claim for ‘direct damages’ or ‘indirect damages’ in the red track and in the turnover and wages tracks, as defined in the Law on the Compensation Fund and Property Tax 1961.

For more information about the submission of an appeal in the eligible expenses track, please visit the Ministry of Justice website.

What are the conditions for the submission of an appeal

• An appeal against a decision relating to property tax and the compensation fund may only be filed after a final decision has been reached by the property tax:
  • Direct damage and red track – final decision about the claim.
  • Turnover and wages tracks – After having received a final decision on the objection.
  • Appeals may also be filed against decisions concerning requests for deadline extension and objections.
  • The deadline for filing an appeal is indicated in the decision, depending on the type of complaint submitted.
• If no decision has been issued:
  • No appeal can be filed.
  • If an unreasonable time has elapsed and no decision has been reached, you should contact the Compensation and Council Tax Fund in writing, by submitting an online request via the personal area of the Tax Office website or by calling *4954.
  • If no decision is taken despite the appeal, you can contact the Appeals Committee, and explain all the circumstances.

What to add

• First and last name and ID number.
• Updated phone number.
• Name of the company or company ID number.
• Number of the claim submitted to the property tax.
• Email address to receive decisions and summons.
• Amount of claimed compensation.
• Detailed appeal motives, presented in separate paragraphs.
• The decision of the property tax subject of the appeal and any evidence that must be attached to the appeal.

The service is free of charge