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Prakash Kakani Director, PNS EV HubFiling Appeals in the context of Corporate Tax Services refers to the process of challenging an unfavorable tax assessment, demand, or penalty order issued by the Income Tax Department. It provides corporate taxpayers a structured platform to contest errors, seek relief, and ensure proper interpretation of tax laws. This process typically involves filing appeals at various levels, such as the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals) [CIT(A)], Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), or higher judicial bodies like High Courts and the Supreme Court.
1. Rectification of Errors : Ensures correction of inaccurate assessments or demands.
2. Legal Safeguards : Protects corporate taxpayers' rights by allowing recourse against arbitrary decisions.
3. Reduction in Tax Liability : Helps lower incorrect tax demands or penalties.
4. Structured Dispute Resolution : Provides a formal mechanism to resolve tax disputes with transparency.
5. Improved Cash Flow : Reduces unnecessary tax outflows by addressing unwarranted liabilities.
Feature | CIT(A) | ITAT | High Court/Supreme Court |
---|---|---|---|
Focus | Factual errors, procedural lapses | Legal and factual disputes | Substantial questions of law |
Representation | Taxpayer or tax consultant | Chartered Accountant/Advocate | Legal expert |
Timeline to File | 30 days from assessment order | 60 days from CIT(A) order | Varies |
Fee | Based on disputed income | Based on disputed income | Variable court fees |
It ensures that related-party transactions are priced at arm’s length, adhering to IAppeals must be filed within 30 days of receiving the assessment order.
Yes, but hiring a tax consultant or advocate is recommended for complex cases.
It is the form used to file appeals with the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals).
The case can be escalated to ITAT or higher courts for further resolution.
No, but appellate authorities may grant relief based on the merits of the case.
Partial or full payment of disputed tax may be required before filing appeals, depending on the case.
ITAT handles cases involving complex legal and factual disputes between taxpayers and the Income Tax Department.
Delays may lead to rejection or additional requirements for condonation of delay.
Yes, appeals with CIT(A) and ITAT can be filed electronically through the Income Tax e-filing portal.
The fee depends on the disputed tax amount, ranging from ₹500 to ₹10,000 or more.