Tax advisor liability | Legal advice

Questioner

I have been having my tax paperwork filled out by a company for years. Now it turns out that they have not changed something that was already pre-filled in the tax return. I received a combination discount every month, but apparently that expires if it is 12 years or older. So now I have to pay everything back because of something I didn't do or didn't know about. Can I hold that company responsible for this or am I just out of luck and will I have to pay everything back myself?

Questioner

In principle, you are responsible for your own tax return, even if you have a company complete it. Liability can only arise if the company made serious errors that can be attributed to it. You must then demonstrate this, for example, with a contract of assignment and other evidence. It appears that the company did not act in accordance with a reasonable and reasonably competent advisor, which means you can claim damages. If you wish, you can contact me directly for consultation.