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Appeal to the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, Sec 253 (new Sec 362)
- If CIT(A) did not give you full relief, the next step is the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal.
- Deadline: Within two months from the end of the month in which the CIT(A) or other order is communicated (Sec 362(3) of the 2025 Act; old Sec 253 as amended from 1 Oct 2024). Cross objections within 30 days of getting notice of the department's appeal.
- Done in 7 working days after the CIT(A) order and records
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- CIT(A) or other appealed order
- On what date did you receive the CIT
- Confirm the governing Act
- E-filing acknowledgement and appeal number
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If CIT(A) did not give you full relief, the next step is the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal. We check the deadline and which Act applies, frame the grounds, prepare the paper book, pay the Tribunal fee and e-file the appeal with digital signature on the ITAT portal, then represent you at the hearing.
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- CIT(A) or other appealed order
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₹14,999
₹14,999 + ₹2,699.82 GST = ₹17,698.82
One time. Delivered in 7 working days after the CIT(A) order and records. Due: Within two months from the end of the month in which the CIT(A) or other order is communicated (Sec 362(3) of the 2025 Act; old Sec 253 as amended from 1 Oct 2024). Cross objections within 30 days of getting notice of the department's appeal.
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