Tax Appeal Arguments Before CIT(A) or ITAT

In the era of faceless appeal before CIT(Appeal) or Tribunal, one thing is sure. Your appeal arguments , that too written arguments , holds the key to a successful result.Under this service, we are going to assist you in preparing the appeal arguments that you can present before CIR(Appeal) or tribunal benches.

How we create appeal arguments ?

We thoroughly study the facts of your case and  then matches the assessment order  passed by the AO. The scrutiny of the assessment order is done through legal lense as we often find that the assessment orders lack jurisdiction or sound legal reasoning. We match the facts of your case with thousands of court decisions and then incorporate some of the best fits in our arguments.

How the appeal arguments service works ?

In three, simple steps we build your fresh argument. The process can be summed up as under:

Step 1: Buy this service .

Step 2: On successful payments, an online form will arrive. You should attache the order copy and any other documents like Form 35 

Step3 : Four days time is counted from the day you send us the order. You will get the appeal arguments in your mailbox within 3 days.

What can you expect under appeal arguments service ?

1. A detailed arguments written in a manner that Appellate Authorities can get a clear picture about your case
2. Each appeal argument will have necessary references to court decisions, circular and instructions
3. In case , there is a need , we may call you and try to understand the case.

What is not offered under Appeal Arguments service ?

1. We are only offering you a service whereby we write legal arguments for your case before CIT(A) or ITAT.
2. We do not undertake to file an appeal before CIT(A) or ITAT under this service.
3. We do not guarantee that our arguments will get you favourable decision from appellate authority. What we guarantee is that every argument we create is in accordance with facts and law and that will be presented in a manner that arguments will have a forceful impact on  appellate authorities.