Litigation.
Representation in income-tax assessments, appeals and tribunal proceedings.
About this service.
Any taxpayer in receipt of an income-tax notice, assessment order or appellate matter under the Income-tax Act, 1961.
Tax litigation covers representation before the income-tax authorities — from scrutiny assessment through the appellate hierarchy. The objective is to present the client's position clearly, on a sound factual and legal footing.
Litigation engagements include drafting submissions, representation before assessing officers, the Commissioner (Appeals), the Dispute Resolution Panel and the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal, and counsel briefings for High Court and Supreme Court matters.
Each matter begins with a careful review of the facts, records and the technical position before responses are filed.
What the engagement covers.
Representation in scrutiny and faceless assessments
Reply submissions and written arguments
Appeals before the CIT(A) and DRP
Appeals before the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT)
Counsel briefing for High Court and Supreme Court matters
Penalty and rectification proceedings
Applicable laws and standards.
What you receive.
- Reply submissions and written arguments
- Appellate documents and tribunal compilations
- Case-status notes and hearing memos
Other tax services.
Top questions.
The questions clients most often ask about this service. For anything specific to your situation, write to the firm.
Representation before the income-tax authorities, from scrutiny assessment through the appellate hierarchy.
An assessment conducted electronically without physical interface; the firm files responses through the portal.
Before the Commissioner (Appeals) or the Dispute Resolution Panel, and the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT).
Yes. The firm drafts submissions and represents matters before the Tribunal.
The firm briefs and supports counsel for High Court and Supreme Court matters.
A careful review of the facts, records and technical position before any reply is filed.
Yes. Penalty and rectification proceedings are handled.
It varies by forum and matter; timelines are outside the firm's control.
Yes, subject to a review of the record and applicable limitation.
Yes. Submissions and hearings are handled under partner supervision.
Looking for litigation support?
Write to the firm to discuss the engagement. Each engagement is scoped through a formal letter, preceded by independence and conflict-of-interest checks.