Tax Litigation
Tax Litigation resolution comprises of proper and suitable reply to Assessing Officer in terms of Income Tax Provisions and various other settled case law rulings.
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- Intimation under section 143(1)
- Notice under section 143(2)
- Notice under section 142(1)
- Notice under section 148
- Notice under section 245
- Understand the nature and type of the business entity in order to ensure the exact provision of income tax applicability.
- Analyse the financial statement mapping up with the tax return filed in order to ensure the details covered in tax return.
- To authenticate the tax notice issued by the tax department through “DIN” (Demand Identification Number) or through intimation communication reference number online on e filing portal of income tax.
- Understand the details asked in notice and mapping it with financials and tax return of the assessee.
- Develop overall tax litigation approach.
- Exploring alternative tax dispute resolution avenues.
- Preparing and Drafting suitable reply corroborating the evidences available.
- Appearing before tax authorities on behalf of the assessee.
- Making arguments on the facts and circumstances in light of tax provisions and rules before the tax authorities.
- Providing justification to facts and circumstances in light of other case laws
- Draft and filing further appeal if applicable at the CIT (A) or ITAT Levels (Commissioner of Income tax (appeals) or Income Tax Appellate Tribunal)
- Appeal and making representation to DRP (Dispute Resolution Panel) if required based upon the circumstances of the case.
- Can also approach for Authority of Advance Ruling (AAR) for settling a tax position before any tax litigation, mostly required in case of foreign companies.
- Preparing and Drafting appeal for representation before High Court / Supreme Court (applicable only in case of “question of law” as Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) is final fact finding authority)