Top lawyers for Tax, Compliance and Tax Dispute Resolution

Tax laws and compliance to tax laws are complicated as well as the penalty is too heavy for non-compliance. You need experienced and seasoned lawyer to ensure that any kind of Show cause notice that you receive from a tax department is well responded with. Be it GST, Income tax or any kind of excise duty a good lawyer would be in a position to bring you out of the confusing maze of the tax laws.

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Legal Tax Services

Direct Tax Advisory

Income tax compliance advisory
Corporate tax planning
Tax liability assessment
Capital gains tax advisory
Withholding tax (TDS) matters

Indirect Tax & GST Services

GST registration and compliance
GST return advisory
Input tax credit disputes
GST classification and rate issues
GST audit and assessment support

Tax Planning & Structuring

Business tax structuring
Transaction tax planning
Mergers and acquisitions tax advisory
Cross-border tax planning
Startup and MSME tax advisory

Tax Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Reply to tax notices and show cause notices
Representation before Assessing Officers
Appeals before CIT(A) and ITAT
High Court and Supreme Court tax matters
Stay and recovery proceedings

International Taxation

Transfer pricing advisory
Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) interpretation
Permanent establishment advisory
Tax residency and nexus issues
Withholding tax on cross-border payments

Search, Survey & Investigation Proceedings

Advisory during tax raids and surveys
Summons and statement recording support
Compliance with investigation requirements
Risk mitigation advisory
Post-search assessment support

Penalty, Prosecution & Compounding Matters

Penalty proceedings under tax laws
Prosecution defence support
Compounding of offences
Immunity and waiver advisory
Settlement negotiations

Refunds, Rectification & Revision

Income tax refund disputes
Rectification applications
Revision petitions
Condonation of delay matters
Interest and adjustment disputes

Compliance & Reporting Advisory

Tax audit advisory
Statutory reporting compliance
Filing and documentation guidance
Advance rulings support
Maintenance of tax records

Legacy & Transitional Tax Matters

MAT and AMT advisory
Service tax legacy disputes
VAT and CST litigation
Transitional credit issues
Retrospective amendment advisory

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We handle Tax related matters all over India

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Our Experts

Advocate Abhimanyu Shandilya

Advocate Anupam Shandilya

Advocate S. K. Dutta

Advocate Adrian Phillips

Advocate Prabhakara S K Shetty

Advocate Surbhi Sharma

Advocate Meenakshi P.

Advocate Mayur D. Khunti

Advocate Abhradip Jha

Advocate Rhea Luthra

Advocate Prithvi Raj Sikka

Frequently Asked Questions

How do contract lawyers differ from agreement lawyers?

The difference is small, both are responsible for drafting, reviewing and enforcing contracts in both business and personal situations.

What to do when you receive a Show cause Notice (SCN)?

As and when you receive a show cause notice then immediately get in touch with a tax consultant, CA or a lawyer.

Can you fight back with the Tax authority for wrong SCN?

Yes you can fight with the Tax authority for a wrong SCN and also put forward your own version or point of view.

Can the Income Tax department raise concern for previous financial years?

Yes the IT department can raise a concern for non-compliance for previous years too.

I am not coming within the taxable bracket, do I have to file the returns?

Yes regardless of the fact whether you are coming in taxable bracket or not you must file the income tax returns.

Can GST department charge interest on late payment?

Yes the GST department can charge interest on late payment.

Where to challenge the wrong SCN by a tax department?

You can challenge with the department itself and if not satisfied then you can refer the matter to the appellate authority too. In some case you can go to the respective High Court too.

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Know More About Tax

What is Tax?

Tax is a compulsory contribution imposed by the Government on individuals and businesses for the functioning and service of the state. It may be levied under different names such as toll, duty, excise, subsidy, impost, or custom.

Simply put, taxes are the money we pay to the Government at predefined rates and intervals. They form the primary source of revenue for the Government, enabling it to provide essential services and infrastructure for citizens.

Laws Governing Taxes in India

Income Tax Act, 1961
Goods & Services Tax Act, 2016
The Customs Act, 1962
Central Excise Act, 1944
The Wealth Tax Act, 1951 (abolished in 2015)
Property Tax Act, 2009

Types of Taxes

In India, taxes are broadly classified into two categories:

Direct Taxes – Levied directly on individuals and organizations, such as Income Tax and Wealth Tax.
Indirect Taxes – Levied on goods and services, such as GST, Customs Duty, and Excise Duty.

The Indian taxation system follows a three-tier structure, involving:

The Union Government
The State Governments
The Local/Municipal Authorities

Important Types of Direct Taxes

1. Income Tax

Governed by the Income Tax Act, 1961, this is the most common form of tax. It applies to income earned from various sources like business, salary, property, or investments. The Act also specifies tax-saving provisions, deductions, and applicable slabs.

2. Wealth Tax (Abolished)

Earlier regulated by the Wealth Tax Act, 1951, it applied to the net wealth of individuals, Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs), and companies. If net wealth exceeded ₹30 lakhs, 1% of the excess amount was payable. It was abolished in 2015 and replaced by a 12% surcharge on individuals with income above ₹1 crore per annum and companies with income above ₹10 crores.