RT - Revenue Tribunal

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Mission

To resolve revenue disputes fairly, effectively and expeditiously in accordance with legal principles and best practices.

Vision

To be a revenue dispute resolution body distinguished by its independence, impartiality, integrity, fairness, efficiency, accessibility and excellence.

SN	Name	Designation	Phone 2604049 (Ext)

1	Mr G. S. Jorai	Ag. Chairperson	601
2	Mr D. Appa Jala	Vice Chairperson	602
3	Mr V. Bakee	Vice Chairperson	603
4	Mr L. Bullywon	Clerk	606
5	Mrs T. Tanakoor-Beefeya	Deputy Clerk	202
6	Mrs L. Sookharee	Senior Shorthand Writer	203
7	Mrs V. China-Appadu	Office Management Executive (Officer In Charge Registry)	613
8	Mrs B. Janny Roberts	Office Management Assistant (General Administration)	211

The Revenue Tribunal has been established under the Revenue Tribunal Act No. 13 of 2025 (“the Act”). The Act was passed by the National Assembly on 04 July 2025 and received the assent of the Ag. President of the Republic on 07 July 2025. The Tribunal has come into operation on 05 January 2026 as per Proclamation No. 24 of 2025.

The Revenue Tribunal has taken over the functions and powers of the Assessment Review Committee which was set up under the Mauritius Revenue Authority Act. Accordingly, any person who is aggrieved by a revenue determination of the Director-General of the Mauritius Revenue Authority or of the Registrar General will now appeal to the Revenue Tribunal instead of the Assessment Review Committee.

In addition, a person who is aggrieved by the final decision of the Revenue Tribunal will now be eligible to appeal to the Supreme Court against that decision, including any evidence assessed by the Revenue Tribunal, unlike an appeal from the decision of the Assessment Review Committee to the Supreme Court which was only limited to such decision as being erroneous in law.

COMMUNIQUE

The Revenue Tribunal Act 2025 has been amended by section 29(5A) of the Civil Appeal Act 2025 as follows:

“(5A) The Revenue Tribunal Act 2025 is amended by repealing section 11 and replacing it by the following section –

11. Appeal to Supreme Court

(1) An aggrieved party who intends to appeal to the Supreme Court shall, not later than 21 days after the date of the final decision of the Tribunal, give written notice of appeal to the Secretary to the Tribunal.

(2) An appeal under this section shall be prosecuted in accordance with the Civil Appeal Act 2025.

(3) Notwithstanding an appeal under this section but subject to subsection (4), any tax to be paid or refunded shall be paid or refunded in accordance with the decision of the Tribunal, as the case may be.

(4) Where an appeal under this section is lodged against the determination of the Tribunal relating to a claim under section 28(3F) of the Land (Duties and Taxes) Act, payment of the tax due under section 28(4A)(a)(ii) of that Act shall be withheld pending final determination of the matter.”

SN	Name
1	ABDOOLATIFF Fazullah
2	NAGA Anita Devi
3	PYANEE Anamalay
4	SEETLOO Dhanee
5	SOBARUN Deviantee
6	SOKEECHAND Goolam Hussen

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New website address of Revenue Tribunal is: https://rt.govmu.org

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