If an assessment or penalty order has gone against you, we take it in appeal - drafting grounds of appeal, statement of facts, written submissions, paper books and synopses, and representing you before the CIT(A), ITAT and higher forums with a clear, precedent-backed strategy.
From the first appeal before the CIT(A) to the Tribunal and coordination for the higher courts - drafting, filing, paper books and representation, all in our house filing format.
Received an adverse order? let us assess the appeal
The exact set depends on the appeal - a typical list includes:
An appeal to the CIT(A) is generally filed within 30 days of receipt of the order, and to the ITAT within 60 days. Delays can be condoned with sufficient cause, and we file a condonation application where needed. It is best to act quickly.
The CIT(A) is the first appellate authority and reviews the assessment on facts and law. The ITAT is the second appellate level and the final fact-finding authority. Beyond the ITAT, matters go to the High Court on questions of law.
Yes, in appropriate cases, additional evidence can be admitted before the CIT(A) under Rule 46A - for example, where you were prevented from filing it earlier. We frame and support such applications carefully.
Both. We prepare the grounds of appeal, statement of facts, written submissions and paper books to a filing-ready standard, and we appear and argue the matter before the authority.
Yes. We seek a stay of demand from the Assessing Officer and before the appellate authority, so recovery does not proceed while your appeal is being decided.
We charge transparent, agreed professional fees based on the forum and the work involved, discussed upfront.
Received an assessment or penalty order you want to challenge? Share the details - we will assess the appeal, the time limit and the strategy, and how we would draft and argue it, with no obligation.
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