Right so the Danish IRS has decided that its a good idea to find out how the "customer" views their services etc.
Here are some of the questions:
Mark the 6 statements that are least important for your Company, when you need to get an orientation about your Companys tax and when your in contact with the IRS.
1)Complaints about IRS decisions and behaviours are being treated professionally.
2)IRS control, taxation and caseworks dont interfeer the Companys operation unnessesarily.
3)IRS dont use resources on cases that are below triviality.
4)IRS doesnt start with issuing fines or fees on Companies that makes unconscious mistakes.
5)Its simple for the Company to correct errors in reports to the IRS.
6)IRS treats Companies with the same type of tax in a similar fashion.
7)IRS's employees makes the reason for any outstanding tax or errors in reporting clear, giving the Company a chance to correct the error or problem, and the Company receives a reminder ahead of any deadlines for payments or reportings to the IRS.
8)IRS do not use the Companies other payments (fx VAT) to settle debts without the Companies knowledge.
9)It is easy to make payments to the IRS.
10)IRS do not share the Companies tax information with banks and the like, without the Express consent of the Company.
11)Movements on the Companies tax account is transparent.
Im sure they mean it well, but it really shows how out of touch government employees are with the real World.
Does a bad survey outcome result in closer scrutiny for those complaining? :o
Quote from: Boggit on April 23, 2015, 11:40:33 AM
Does a bad survey outcome result in closer scrutiny for those complaining? :o
Well the Danish IRS is being heavily critised atm for its behaviour towards business and private Citizens, since There has been quite a few incidents lately of employees WHO has... well lets just say crossed a few lines on decent behaviours.