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Mauritius - Request for E-Filing of Objections (MRA)

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ProcedureEdit

Apply Online

  1. To use the MRA's e-filing system, applicant must first register for an account with the MRA.
  2. This can be done by visiting the MRA's website and filling out the online registration form.
  3. Once the applicant account is approved, he/she can log in to the system and start the process of filing their objection.
  4. The Request for E-Filing of Objections (MRA) in Mauritius must be submitted within 30 days of the date of the MRA notice. If no objections are filed within this period, the assessment will be deemed to be accepted by the taxpayer.
  5. For this purpose, applicants must go to the MRA website at link.
  6. Then the applicant should enter their TAN and Assessment Number / Case Number or Refund Number / Document Number and then applicant must click "OK".
  7. The Applicant's TAN and Name will then automatically appear on the Objection form. If there are any changes in their personal data, the Applicant must fill in a "Personal Data Change Form" available here - link and send it to MRA.
  8. Applicants may submit Returns of Income, Statements of Income, or other documents electronically with their Objection form. Please note that the applicant should printing a copy of the objection before submitting online is recommended.
  9. Payment of the Objection can be made by cash or cheque at MRA cash counters located at Ehram Court, Port Louis, from Monday to Friday between 09.00 and 15.30 hrs.
  10. When the applicant making the payment, a copy of the Notice of Objection should be presented.
  11. Applicants should make cheques payable to the Director-General of MRA, crossed 'MRA A/c' or 'Account Payee Only' and post them.
  12. Alternatively, applicants can pay electronically through the Orange Money Service. When submitting an objection, applicants must submit the details of the assessment, the grounds for the objection, and any supporting documents or evidence.
  13. The MRA will then review him/her application and if they decide to accept the applicant objection, they will inform the applicant in writing of their decision.
  14. For further information, the applicant may call at the Customer Service Desks, Ground Floor, MRA Headquarters, Ehram Court, Corner Mgr Gonin & Sir Virgil Naz Streets, Port Louis or call MRA Help Desk on 207 6000.
  15. The applicant may also call at the OADR Department, Level 6, Belfort Tower, Cnr Dauphine & Joseph Rivière Streets, Port Louis or call us on 207 5000.
  16. The processing time for E-Filing of Objections (MRA) in Mauritius is typically 3-5 business days, depending on the complexity of the case. If the objection is accepted, the MRA will issue a notification and the taxpayer can pay the amount due.



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Required DocumentsEdit

  • A copy of the current MRA Return
  • A copy of the MRA Notice of Assessment
  • A copy of the MRA Objection Form link
  • A copy of the MRA Objection Submission Letter
  • A copy of the Personal Data Change Form link
  • A valid payment method (credit card, internet banking, etc.)
  • A completed e-filing form (available from the MRA website)



Office Locations & ContactsEdit

Mauritius Revenue Authority  
Tax Administration -+ 230 207 6000 - [email protected]
Custom House - Head Office - +230 202 0500 / 01 - [email protected]
Customs - SSR Arrival - +230 637 6446 - [email protected]
Customs - PATS - +230 603 2200 / 6800 - [email protected]
Contact link

EligibilityEdit

In Mauritius, all taxpayers who have a registered revenue account in the Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) and have been issued an assessment are eligible to file an objection to the assessment via the MRA's e-filing portal.

FeesEdit

A fee for this procedure is has to be paid as per the authority’s request.

ValidityEdit

Explain the time until which the certificate/document is valid.
e.g. Birth Certificate Valid Forever



Documents to UseEdit



Sample DocumentsEdit

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Processing TimeEdit

The processing time for E-Filing of Objections (MRA) in Mauritius is typically 3-5 business days, depending on the complexity of the case. If the objection is accepted, the MRA will issue a notification and the taxpayer can pay the amount due.

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InstructionsEdit

Please provide other instructions related to the certificate/documents.
e.g. The state office holds birth records since january 1908.



Required InformationEdit

  • Name of the Applicant/Objector
  • Nature of the Objection
  • Name of the Respondent
  • Contact details of the Applicant/Objector
  • Date of filing the Objection
  • TAN Number
  • Type of Objection
  • Tax Account Number (TAN)
  • Assessment Number 1
  • Assessment Number 2
  • Assessment Number 3
  • Assessment Number 4
  • Assessment Number 5
  • NID
  • BRN
  • Case Number
  • Refund Number
  • Document Number 1
  • Document Number 2
  • Document Number 3
  • Document Number 4
  • Document Number 5
  • Description of the Objection
  • Details of the Receipt of Payment of the Fee



Need for the DocumentEdit

  • Objections (MRA) are important in Mauritius because they allow citizens and businesses to appeal decisions made by government agencies.
  • Objections (MRA) provide an avenue for citizens and businesses to challenge decisions they feel are unfair or unreasonable.
  • This allows citizens and businesses to have their voices heard and gives them the opportunity to have their grievances addressed.
  • Objections (MRA) can also help to ensure that government agencies are held accountable and that their decisions are based on sound legal and policy considerations.



Information which might helpEdit

  • MRA is important in Mauritius as it is responsible for the management and assessment of the country’s revenue and taxation system.
  • This is important for the country’s economy as it ensures that the right amount of taxes is collected and that the revenue generated is managed in a responsible and efficient manner.
  • This helps the government make informed decisions on how to best allocate resources and ensure that the country is able to finance its operations.
  • MRA provides clarifications on taxation issues and ensures that the country is compliant with international standards.
  • The Request for E-Filing of Objections (MRA) in Mauritius is an online service that allows Mauritian taxpayers to submit objections to the Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) electronically.
  • This system is designed to make the process of filing objections more efficient, secure and user-friendly, while providing taxpayers with the assurance that their objections are lodged in a timely manner.
  • The system also helps to streamline the process of filing objections, reducing the need for manual filing and associated paperwork.
  • In addition, the system can generate and store documents related to objections, providing a record of all objections lodged.



Other uses of the Document/CertificateEdit

Please explain what are other uses of obtaining this document/certificate. 
e.g. Birth Certificate can be used as proof of identity.



External LinksEdit

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