CA for ITAT Appeal where final facts are decided.
Senior Chartered Accountants for appeals before the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal — from drafting grounds of appeal to compiling paper books and arguing the matter in open court. The ITAT is the last word on facts; we make sure yours are presented well.
The ITAT is the highest fact-finding authority in tax matters. Findings of fact recorded by the Tribunal generally stand for all time — only questions of law travel further to the High Court. That makes the Chartered Accountant arguing your ITAT appeal one of the most consequential professionals in your tax dispute.
ITAT proceedings are different from CIT(A) appeals. They are in-person, adversarial, and held before a Bench that hears both sides on the same day. The paper book has to be perfect, the written submissions have to be sharp, and the oral argument has to be focused, concise, and grounded in case-law. There is no second chance on the facts.
Our CA team has appeared in hundreds of ITAT matters across various Benches. We bring practical courtroom experience, depth in direct tax law, and a structured method for building paper books and submissions — so when your appeal is called, the Bench has every reason to rule in your favour, and the record is clean for the High Court if needed.
What Our CA Brings to ITAT
Form 36 Drafting
Appeal memorandum and grounds of appeal drafted with surgical precision — every finding attacked, nothing extra.
Paper Book Compilation
Well-indexed paper books with documents relied upon, lower authority orders, and judicial precedents.
Written Submissions
Detailed written submissions on facts, law, and case-law filed before the hearing date.
Case-Law Research
Comprehensive research of ITAT, High Court, and Supreme Court judgments supporting each ground of appeal.
Oral Representation
Argument of the appeal before the ITAT Bench by senior CAs experienced in appellate practice.
Cross-Objections
Filing and arguing cross-objections under Section 253(4) where the department has filed appeal.
Stay Applications
Filing and arguing stay applications to halt recovery of disputed demand pending ITAT order.
High Court Coordination
Coordinated preparation for High Court appeal under Section 260A where ITAT order needs to be challenged.
How We Handle Your Appeal
Case Review
Detailed study of CIT(A) order, assessment order, and the entire appellate record before filing.
Grounds Drafting
Sharp, focused grounds of appeal that isolate exactly what is being challenged before the Tribunal.
Filing & Fees
Form 36 filed with the ITAT Registry along with payment of statutory fees within 60 days.
Paper Book
Indexed paper book and written submissions filed well before the date of hearing.
Hearing & Order
Argument before the Bench, follow-up on the order, and advice on further appeal if necessary.
Why Our CA for ITAT
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Chartered Accountants are authorised representatives under the Income Tax Act and can argue appeals before the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal.
An appeal before ITAT must be filed within 60 days from the date of receipt of the CIT(A) order. Delays can be condoned if there is sufficient cause.
Costs depend on case complexity and hearings involved. Most CAs quote a fixed professional fee covering drafting, filing, paper book, written submissions, and oral hearings.
Most ITAT matters are heard within 18 to 36 months from filing, though urgent matters and stay-granted cases are often heard earlier.
Yes. ITAT orders can be challenged before the High Court under Section 260A on substantial questions of law, within 120 days of receipt of the order.
ITAT Appeal Pending or Coming Up?
Engage our senior appellate CAs for end-to-end ITAT representation — from grounds drafting to oral argument before the Bench.
Engage a CA for ITAT or call +91 9819 000 511