About ITAT Appeals
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) is the second level of appeal in income tax matters, where taxpayers can challenge orders passed by the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals). ITAT provides an independent platform for resolving tax disputes through legal and factual examination.
What We Do
We represent clients before ITAT in various tax matters including additions, disallowances, and penalty cases. Our services include drafting appeal memorandums, preparing paper books, legal research, and professional representation to ensure effective handling of litigation.
Why Choose Us
Strong Litigation Expertise
Handling complex tax disputes effectively.
Detailed Case Preparation
Well-drafted appeals and documentation.
Legal Research
Use of relevant case laws and precedents.
Expert Representation
Professional appearance before ITAT.
Risk Management
Minimizing tax exposure and penalties.
End-to-End Support
From appeal filing to final order.
ITAT Appeal Services Offered
Case Evaluation
Review of orders and grounds for appeal.
Appeal Drafting
Preparation of Form 36 and grounds of appeal.
Paper Book Preparation
Compilation of documents and evidence.
Representation
Appearance before the ITAT bench.
Hearing Support
Handling queries and submissions during hearings.
Order Follow-up
Monitoring and post-order compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ITAT?
ITAT is a quasi-judicial authority that hears appeals against orders of CIT(A) in income tax matters.
When can I file an appeal at ITAT?
An appeal can be filed after receiving an order from the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals).
What is the time limit for filing an appeal?
Appeal must generally be filed within 60 days from the date of receipt of the CIT(A) order.
Is personal appearance required?
Not always; authorized representatives can appear on behalf of the taxpayer.
What happens after ITAT order?
The order is binding, though further appeal can be made to the High Court on substantial questions of law.