Disputes practice
When the department calls, you’re not alone.
A tax notice is not a verdict — it's the start of a process, and process rewards preparation. We take over the correspondence, build the position, and represent you at every forum until the matter is closed.
What we take on
- Income Tax — scrutiny and reassessment proceedings, penalty notices, rectifications and refund disputes
- Appeals — CIT(A) and ITAT — grounds drafted, paper books prepared, hearings attended
- GST — show-cause notices, departmental audits, adjudication and first & second appeals
- Legacy matters — pending VAT and Service Tax disputes carried into the present
- Search & survey follow-up — post-proceeding representation and assessment support
How we work a dispute
First, the position: what does the law actually say, and what does your paper trail actually show? We form a view early and tell you plainly — including when settling or paying is smarter than fighting. Then the record: replies drafted carefully, every submission building the file an appellate forum would want to see. Then the hearing: attended prepared, argued calmly.
Most tax matters are lost on limitation dates and incomplete records, not on the law. Send us a notice the day it arrives — the earlier we start, the more options you have.
Prevention, built in
Litigation clients get an unusual dividend: everything we learn defending you feeds back into how your income tax and GST compliance is run — so the next notice never arrives.
Questions
Frequently asked
Send it to us immediately, unanswered. We assess what it's really asking, check the limitation dates, and plan the response. Hasty replies create records that are hard to walk back.
Yes, at any stage — including mid-appeal. We review the file, take stock of positions already taken, and carry it forward.
Yes. Some demands are best settled or paid; contesting everything is a strategy for advisors billing by the hearing, not for you. We give you a straight view of merits, costs and probable outcomes.
Yes — representation runs across jurisdictions in India, in person and through the faceless proceedings framework.
Next step
Facing a notice or a dispute?
Share the notice today. We'll tell you what it means, what it risks, and how we'd defend it — before you commit to anything.