Got an unfair assessment order? We draft and file your first appeal (Form 35) to the CIT(A) with strong grounds — and represent you through it.
If an assessment adds income, disallows deductions or raises a demand you believe is wrong, your first remedy is an appeal to the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals) in Form 35, generally within 30 days of the order. Appeals turn on well-argued grounds and evidence.
GovYapar frames the grounds of appeal and statement of facts, assembles the record, and represents you before the CIT(A) — with escalation to the ITAT available if needed.
A real Chartered Accountant handles the filing end-to-end.
We identify the strongest grounds.
Grounds & facts prepared.
Filed within the time limit.
We argue your case to the CIT(A).
Generally 30 days from the date of the order. Delays can sometimes be condoned, but acting fast is best — reach out immediately.
Often a part-payment or stay application is involved. We advise on the demand and stay strategy.
The next level is the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT). We advise on merits and handle escalation.
A CA frames your appeal and argues it — act within 30 days.
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