Chartered Accountants in Delhi & Gurgaon | Audit, Tax & GST Services

PJRJ & Associates — CA firm in Delhi and Gurgaon offering statutory audit, GST consulting, internal audit, and income tax advisory for businesses across Delhi NCR and India.

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Income tax service

Income Tax Litigation

ITAT, High Court & Supreme Court — CA rigour meets courtroom advocacy

When a tax dispute moves beyond assessment, you need advocates who know both the law and the forum. PJRJ provides end-to-end income tax litigation — handling appeals before the ITAT in-house, and coordinating writ petitions and SLPs before High Courts and the Supreme Court through associate advocates.

We analyse facts and law thoroughly, engage the department early where settlement is possible, and advocate fearlessly when tribunal or court appeals are necessary.

Litigation forums we cover

Level 1 — CIT(A)

First appeal — often handled by our representation team with litigation oversight.

  • Memorandum of appeal
  • Stay of demand applications
  • Additional evidence

Level 2 — ITAT

Income Tax Appellate Tribunal — handled in-house by our tax team.

  • Appeals and cross-objections
  • Statement of facts and grounds
  • Delhi and regional bench representation

Level 3 — High Court

Delhi, Bombay, Madras, and other High Courts via empanelled advocates.

  • Substantial questions of law
  • Article 226 writ petitions
  • Challenges to procedural violations

Level 4 — Supreme Court

Apex Court practice through Advocates on Record and senior counsel.

  • SLPs under Article 136
  • Constitutional challenges
  • Senior counsel briefing

Matters we litigate

  • Transfer pricing adjustments and secondary adjustments
  • TDS disallowance and credit denial disputes
  • Capital gains characterization and exemption denials
  • Penalty and prosecution appeals
  • MAT credit and brought-forward loss disputes
  • Search and seizure assessment challenges

Income Tax Litigation FAQs

What is the time limit for filing an ITAT appeal?

Sixty days from the date of CIT(A) order, extendable by further period for sufficient cause. Contact us immediately on receiving an adverse order.

Can litigation be avoided after a demand?

Sometimes — through rectification, remand, settlement schemes, or negotiated payment. We advise on the most cost-effective path before committing to litigation.

Discuss your income tax litigation requirements

Speak directly with a PJRJ income tax specialist — we respond within one business day.

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