In a decision favorable to taxpayers, the 1st Panel of the Superior Chamber of the Administrative Council of Tax Appeals (CARF) ruled out the joint application of an isolated fine and an official fine.
The prevailing decision was to remove the isolated fine and maintain the ex officio fine, representing a shift in the Court’s position in favor of taxpayers, with the more severe penalty absorbing the lighter penalty.
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