Scrutiny under section 143(2), a reopened assessment under 148, a best judgment order, or a penalty demand — each carries a strict statutory reply window. Tell us what you've received. We'll map your deadline, quantify your exposure, and build your defence before the clock runs out.
Indicative timelines under the Income Tax Act. Your notice will state the exact deadline — share it with us and we'll confirm it immediately.
Income Tax disputes & appeals — we take on the tax department, from the first scrutiny notice to the final verdict before the High Court.
Our direct tax practice is built for individuals, professionals, and businesses who suddenly find themselves on the wrong side of an assessment order, a penalty notice, or a TDS demand. We act quickly to understand the department's case, gather the missing evidence, and draft a reply that addresses the specific allegations — not a generic template.
Beyond replies, we handle the full appellate ladder. From the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals) to the ITAT and, where necessary, the Delhi High Court, we argue your case with a deep understanding of both the law and the commercial realities. We also appear in search and seizure matters, seeking release of assets and challenging block assessments.
Why clients trust us with their income tax litigation:
In recent years we have successfully defended clients against additions running into crores, reversed penalty orders, and secured favorable settlements in high‑value search cases. Our client base includes salaried professionals, small business owners, traders, and corporate entities — all of whom rely on us for clear, strategic, and commercially sound advice.
If you are holding a notice and don't know whether to reply, appeal, or settle, send it over. Our first assessment is free, comes back within 24 hours, and gives you an honest, actionable roadmap.
We handle every stage of an income tax dispute, from the first notice to final appeal — reading the department's case the way they built it, then answering it with precision.
An ignored notice under section 148 can lead to an ex‑parte assessment and a demand order. Forward us the notice and we'll advise you on the immediate next steps.
Income tax disputes & appeals counsel
Five details. That's all we need to assess your income tax matter.