| 英文摘要 |
The assessment of Tax authorities and the review of administrative courts base on the Art. 14 of The Taxpayer Rights Protection Act when tax estimation is caused by taxpayers’violation of cooperative obligations, but it is necessary to further analyze about the elements of application, requirements for tax authorities, and how the courts review. Under the current context of legal system, Tax estimation can only be applied when a taxpayer violates his obligation to cooperate in a tax investigation, causing further investigation to be in trouble. Tax authorities apply to tax estimation by general Administrative Rules or the individual mean, the estimated means should comply with the rules of experience, for example the principle of matching costs and income. However, the estimated results approach the actual amount within the range above the actual amount of taxation results. The tax authorities must avoid arbitrariness, and should comply with necessary due process requirements. In administrative litigation, on the one hand, the court should review the applicable elements and procedures; on the other hand, if a taxpayer wants to overturn the estimated results, he must propose other estimated mean and fulfill his obligation to cooperate to assist the court in clarifying the results, or provide relevant information by performing his cooperative obligation that he has violated in administrative process for the court to review and determine whether to accept the verification of taxation; the court shall respect the tax authority’s estimation results when the tax authority’s estimation fulfills necessary investigation and due process requirements, can rule out arbitrariness, and conforms to the rule of experience. |