Who receives a request to pay Liechtenstein taxes in instalments?

The collecting authority (Bezugsbehörde), the body that collects the tax (Art. 131 Abs. 1 SteG): wealth and income tax is collected by the municipalities' Gemeindesteuerkassen, the other taxes by the Steuerverwaltung (Art. 126 Abs. 1 SteG). Send the request to the body that issued the invoice, with its address, before the payment period ends, by registered post.

When does Liechtenstein's collecting authority allow deferral or instalments?

Where paying taxes, back taxes, interest, costs or fines on time would be a considerable hardship, it may, on request, allow deferral, instalments or other payment relief (Art. 131 Abs. 1 SteG). Prove the hardship with documents on income, outgoings and assets. If the conditions fall away or an instalment is not paid, the relief is revoked (Art. 131 Abs. 2 SteG).

Can Liechtenstein waive a tax instead of allowing instalments?

Yes, in a separate procedure: where paying would be an unreasonable hardship, taxes, interest, costs or fines can be remitted in whole or in part; the request goes to the Steuerverwaltung, which hears the municipalities concerned (Art. 132 Abs. 1 and 2 SteG). A refusal can be appealed to the Government within 30 days of service (Art. 132 Abs. 3 SteG). This template asks for instalments only.

Does an objection delay payment in Liechtenstein, and is this template tax advice?

No to both. The tax falls due on service of the assessment, and an objection leaves the due date as it is (Art. 113 Abs. 2 and 5 SteG); it is payable within 30 days of falling due, subject to payment relief allowed, and default interest is owed otherwise (Art. 114 Abs. 1 and 3 SteG). The template is not tax advice, which as a business falls under the Treuhänder Act (Art. 2 Bst. d TrHG).

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Request to pay taxes in instalments, in German (Liechtenstein)

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For taxpayers in Liechtenstein who cannot pay a tax invoice on time: the request to the collecting authority (Bezugsbehörde) to pay in instalments under Art. 131 of the Tax Act (SteG), explaining the considerable hardship and proposing a down payment, monthly instalments and a start date. Wealth and income tax is collected by the municipality's Gemeindesteuerkasse, the other taxes by the Steuerverwaltung (Art. 126 Abs. 1 SteG). Not tax advice. In German; send it before the payment period ends, by registered post, with proof.

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Your Liechtenstein tax bill came in higher than expected and you cannot pay it all at once.
You lost your job and need to pay the municipal tax in Liechtenstein in monthly instalments.
An illness left you short of money just as the tax invoice fell due.
You want to propose a down payment and a monthly plan to the tax office.

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Taxpayer
Taxpayer's tax address
Body that issued the tax invoice (your municipality's Gemeindesteuerkasse or the Steuerverwaltung)
That body's address (as on the invoice)
City
Date
Reference as shown on the assessment
Tax year or period
Date of the tax invoice
Amount due
Spouse or registered partner assessed with you who also signs (if any)
Why paying on time would be a considerable hardship (income, outgoings, special circumstances)
Down payment now, in CHF (leave empty: none)
Number of instalments
Amount of each monthly instalment
Due date of the first instalment

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Who receives a request to pay Liechtenstein taxes in instalments?: The collecting authority (Bezugsbehörde), the body that collects the tax (Art. 131 Abs. 1 SteG): wealth and income tax is collected by the municipalities' Gemeindesteuerkassen, the other taxes by the Steuerverwaltung (Art. 126 Abs. 1 SteG). Send the request to the body that issued the invoice, with its address, before the payment period ends, by registered post.
When does Liechtenstein's collecting authority allow deferral or instalments?: Where paying taxes, back taxes, interest, costs or fines on time would be a considerable hardship, it may, on request, allow deferral, instalments or other payment relief (Art. 131 Abs. 1 SteG). Prove the hardship with documents on income, outgoings and assets. If the conditions fall away or an instalment is not paid, the relief is revoked (Art. 131 Abs. 2 SteG).
Can Liechtenstein waive a tax instead of allowing instalments?: Yes, in a separate procedure: where paying would be an unreasonable hardship, taxes, interest, costs or fines can be remitted in whole or in part; the request goes to the Steuerverwaltung, which hears the municipalities concerned (Art. 132 Abs. 1 and 2 SteG). A refusal can be appealed to the Government within 30 days of service (Art. 132 Abs. 3 SteG). This template asks for instalments only.
Does an objection delay payment in Liechtenstein, and is this template tax advice?: No to both. The tax falls due on service of the assessment, and an objection leaves the due date as it is (Art. 113 Abs. 2 and 5 SteG); it is payable within 30 days of falling due, subject to payment relief allowed, and default interest is owed otherwise (Art. 114 Abs. 1 and 3 SteG). The template is not tax advice, which as a business falls under the Treuhänder Act (Art. 2 Bst. d TrHG).

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