A tax dispute is first mapped to the relevant facts, records, statutory provisions, procedural stage and response timeline. The firm then assists with reconciliations, written submissions and representation before the appropriate tax authority within the agreed professional scope.
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How this assistance may be relevant
Income-tax proceedings
For notices, assessment matters and written submissions based on the relevant filing and supporting record.
GST proceedings
For notice, adjudication, demand or reconciliation work involving GST returns, books and underlying documents.
Appeal-stage support
For an eligible appeal after reviewing the order, forum, limitation period and agreed professional role.
Scope may include
Areas of assistance
- Income-tax notice and assessment responses
- GST notice, adjudication and demand matters
- Fact, ledger and return reconciliations
- Written submissions and supporting-document sets
- Income-tax and GST appellate support, where appropriate
When to speak with us
Typical situations
- Receipt of an income-tax or GST notice
- Proposed adjustment, disallowance or tax demand
- Mismatch requiring factual and record-based reconciliation
- Preparation for an objection, hearing or eligible appeal
Initial discussion
Information that may help
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- 01Complete notice, order or communication received
- 02Filed returns, computations and relevant reconciliations
- 03Ledger extracts, invoices and supporting records
- 04Prior submissions, correspondence and the next statutory date
Common questions
Before you make an enquiry
These answers are general information. The applicable position depends on the facts, records and scope of the proposed engagement.
Can the firm assist at every stage of a proceeding?
The stage, forum, records and professional role are reviewed first. Separate specialists may be recommended where the matter calls for them.
What should be shared first?
The complete notice or order, the response deadline and available prior filings or correspondence help establish the immediate position.