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What we cover
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Detailed review of your assessment order or notice
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Clear advice on appeal vs rectification vs revision
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Step-by-step guidance on documents and timelines
Consultation Fee: ₹847 (Exclusive of GST)
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Income Tax Appeal Services – Pricing & Applicability

Starting from ₹25,399
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Suitable for
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1st or 2nd appeal before CIT(A)
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Disputed assessment additions or penalties
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Denial of deductions or exemptions
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Cases where rectification or revision is not possible
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Transfer pricing and other complex disputes
ITAT appeals are charged separately.
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Frequently asked questions
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What is an income tax appeal?
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An income tax appeal is a legal remedy available to a taxpayer when they disagree with an order passed by the Assessing Officer. This could be an assessment order, tax demand, or penalty order.
The first level of appeal is usually filed before the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals) [CIT(A)] by submitting Form 35 through the Income Tax e-Filing portal. The purpose of an appeal is to seek correction, reduction, or deletion of incorrect additions or penalties.
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You should consider filing an appeal when the issue goes beyond a simple clerical or factual error. Appeals are generally required when:
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Income has been wrongly added
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Deductions or exemptions are denied
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Penalties are imposed incorrectly
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The issue involves interpretation of law or facts
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Rectification time limit has expired
If the issue can be corrected through rectification or revised return, an appeal may not be necessary. A consultation helps determine the correct approach.
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3. What is the time limit to file an income tax appeal?
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An appeal before CIT(A) must generally be filed within 30 days from the date of service of the assessment order or demand notice. Missing this deadline can weaken your case and may require additional justification.
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4. Can I file an appeal after 30 days?
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Yes, appeals can be filed even after the 30-day period if there is a reasonable cause for the delay (such as late receipt of order, medical reasons, or genuine hardship). However, acceptance of delayed appeals is not automatic and depends on the discretion of the appellate authority.
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5. What is Form 35 and why is it important?
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Form 35 is the prescribed online form used to file an appeal before CIT(A). It includes:
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Grounds of appeal
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Statement of facts
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Supporting documents
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Proof of appeal fee payment
Incorrect or incomplete filing of Form 35 may lead to rejection or unnecessary delays, which is why expert assistance is often recommended.
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6. What is the appeal filing fee for CIT(A)?
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The statutory appeal filing fee depends on the assessed total income:
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Income up to ₹1 lakh – ₹250
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Income between ₹1 lakh and ₹2 lakh – ₹500
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Income above ₹2 lakh – ₹1,000
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Appeals involving other matters – ₹250
This fee must be paid before submitting Form 35.
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7. Will I need to attend appeal hearings personally?
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In most cases, appeal proceedings are conducted online through written submissions. Physical appearance is rarely required. If a hearing is scheduled, guidance and preparation support are provided so you understand what to submit and how to respond.
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8. What happens after the appeal is filed?
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After filing the appeal:
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The appellate authority reviews submissions and documents
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Additional information may be requested
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Hearings may be scheduled if needed
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A written appellate order is passed
The order may confirm, reduce, or delete the additions or penalties made by the Assessing Officer.
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9. What if I am not satisfied with the CIT(A) order?
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If you are not satisfied with the CIT(A) decision, further remedies such as filing an appeal before the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) may be explored, subject to timelines and merits of the case.
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10. Is income tax appeal filing done online?
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Yes. Filing appeals before CIT(A) is fully online through the Income Tax e-Filing portal, including fee payment, document uploads, and submission of replies.
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11. What types of cases are commonly handled under income tax appeals?
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Common appeal cases include unexplained cash deposits, incorrect capital gains calculation, denial of deductions, penalty orders, disallowance of expenses, and assessments completed without proper opportunity of being heard.
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12. Why should I take expert support for income tax appeal filing?
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Income tax appeals involve legal drafting, strict timelines, and procedural compliance. Expert support helps avoid technical mistakes, identify strong grounds of appeal, and ensure your case is presented clearly and correctly before the authorities.

































