Objection to taxes, property valuation or a parking fine

You can expect an answer before 31 December of the year in question. When more time is required to respond to your objection, we will extend this period by 6 weeks. You will be informed about this in a letter.

As a resident or entrepreneur, you can submit an objection to all municipal taxes. So, this also includes additional parking tax assessments, also known as parking fines.

No. If you would like to postpone payment of part of your combined tax assessment, you are required to state this in your objection. If you fail to do so, you are required to pay the assessment as usual. If the city accepts your objection (it is well-founded), the amount will then be transferred back to your account

You can also submit an objection by regular mail. In your letter, always include:

• Your name, address and telephone number
• The date and the assessment number
• Why you are submitting an objection
• If you have already paid the assessment, please also include your bank account number

In your objection, you can also indicate that you wish to explain your objection verbally. This will be possible during the hearing. The Tax Department will let you know when this is.

Send your letter by regular mail or e-mail to the municipality of Wageningen. You will receive a confirmation of receipt within approx. 2 weeks.

If this is case, you can appeal to the court(Externe link) within 6 weeks after the date of the submitting the objection. You will be required the pay the court costs.

Please note: You will only be able to appeal in court if you have submitted your appeal within 6 weeks after the date on which you submitted the objection.

If you have changed your mind and you would like to revoke your objection, you can always do this as long as you have not yet received a response from the city to your objection. Send an e-mail to belastingen@wageningen.nl. You can also send a letter my regular mail to: The Municipality of Wageningen, Post Box 1, 6700AA Wageningen, NL.

In your letter or e-mail, always include:

• Your name, address and place of residence
• The claim number of the assessment(s) which you are objecting against and which objection(s) you are revoking

The municipality will always agree to you revoking your objection as long as no decision has been made. You will not receive a confirmation of receipt of your request. You will receive confirmation of receipt if your objection is revoked.