IT Department OrderWrong? Appeal It.Get Justice.
Wrong tax demand, unjust penalty, incorrect scrutiny — you have the legal right to appeal. Our CA + Advocate builds your case, files on time, argues in hearing.
300+
Appeals filed
30 days
Filing deadline
78%
Success rate
35 yr
Legal experience
First Appeal
CIT(A)
Commissioner of IT (Appeals)
30 daysSecond Appeal
ITAT
Appellate Tribunal
60 daysThird Appeal
High Court
Question of law only
120 daysFinal Appeal
Supreme Court
SLP — National importance
90 daysAppeal forums
Which Forum Handles Your Case?
The Indian income tax appeal system has 4 levels. Most cases resolve at CIT(A) or ITAT. Higher courts only for pure legal questions.
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Level 1 · First Appeal
Commissioner of IT (Appeals)
File after scrutiny order under 143(3), reassessment under 147, or penalty order. Most common starting point.
Level 2 · Second Appeal
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal
File when CIT(A) is unfavorable. Both taxpayer and IT Dept can appeal here. Last fact-finding forum.
Level 3 · High Court
High Court — Section 260A
Only when substantial question of law is involved. Pure factual disputes cannot go to High Court.
Level 4 · Supreme Court
Supreme Court SLP — Article 136
Rarest cases only — national legal importance. Senior constitutional advocate required.
30 Days — The Most Critical Window in Tax Law
What happens from the day you receive the IT assessment order
Day 1–7
Share order with CA + Advocate. Full legal analysis and merit assessment done.
Day 8–20
Grounds of appeal drafted. Supporting case laws identified. Form 35 prepared.
Day 21–29
Appeal filed on IT portal. Stay of demand application submitted if needed.
Day 30+
⚠ DEADLINE PASSED. Order becomes legally final. No ordinary appeal possible.
Our process
How We Build Your Appeal
Order Analysis + Legal Merit
CA + Advocate review assessment order in detail. Legal grounds identified, errors mapped, honest merit evaluation before you commit.
Grounds of Appeal Drafted
Advocate drafts comprehensive grounds citing IT Act sections, CBDT circulars, and favorable tribunal/court precedents for your case.
Filing + Stay Application
Form 35 filed on IT e-Filing portal. If demand is substantial, stay of demand application filed to prevent coercive recovery action.
Hearing Representation
Advocate appears at CIT(A)/ITAT hearing. Written submissions filed. Case argued with evidence, legal precedents, supporting material.
Pricing
Clear Fees — By Appeal Level
CIT(A) Appeal
₹4,999
First level — most common
- Order analysis
- Grounds of appeal
- Form 35 filing
- Hearing support
- ITAT / Higher courts
CIT(A) + ITAT
₹12,999
Both levels — complete coverage
- CIT(A) full handling
- ITAT appeal if needed
- Stay of demand application
- Full hearing representation
Full Legal Support
Custom
High Court / Supreme Court
- All levels covered
- Senior Advocate briefed
- Written submissions
- Dedicated legal team
FAQ
Common questions
File an appeal when you receive an assessment order under Section 143(3), reassessment under Section 147, or a penalty order and you believe the IT Officer has made an error in facts or law. The deadline is 30 days from the date of order — missing it makes the order final.
"The Law is on Your Side — Use It."
Every taxpayer has the right to appeal an unjust order. 30 days is the window. CA + Advocate team is ready.