Income Tax Appeal & Cases in India
What is an Income Tax Appeal?
- Disallowance of exemptions or deductions
- Incorrect addition of income
- High tax demand raised wrongly
Documents Required for Filing Income Tax Appeal
✅ Copy of assessment order
✅ PAN card and Aadhaar card
✅ Grounds of appeal (reason for challenging the order)
✅ Statement of facts
✅ Form 35 (for CIT-A appeal)
✅ Challan of appeal fees
✅ Notice of demand (if any)
✅ Supporting evidence, books of accounts, and audit reports
Income Tax Appeal & Cases
Receiving a notice from the Income Tax Department or facing a dispute in tax assessment can be stressful and complicated. At Aadesh Kumar & Associates, we provide professional representation and end-to-end support for Income Tax Appeals and Litigation Cases. Whether it’s a wrong assessment, excessive tax demand, or a penalty order, our experienced team of Chartered Accountants and Legal Advisors can help you challenge the decision and protect your rights.
With 13+ years of experience in handling tax scrutiny, reassessment, and appeals, we are trusted by individuals, professionals, and businesses across India. An Income Tax Appeal is a formal process of challenging an order passed by the Assessing Officer (AO) under the Income Tax Act, 1961. If you believe the assessment order is incorrect or unfair whether related to tax amount, penalty, disallowance of expenses, or deductions — you have the legal right to file an appeal with higher authorities.
FAQs – Income Tax Appeal & Cases
Q. Can I file an appeal without a CA or lawyer?
Technically yes, but professional help improves your chances and ensures proper representation.
Q. What is the fee for filing an appeal?
Appeal fee depends on the assessed income, starting as low as ₹250 and going up to ₹1,000.
Q. Will my case be heard in person or faceless?
Most proceedings today are faceless under the new IT rules, but expert representation still matters.
Q. Can I appeal an income tax penalty?
Yes, penalty orders under sections like 270A or 271 can be challenged through appeal.
