Bhatt and Joshi Associates integrates direct and indirect tax capability, covering income tax, GST and other levies. The firm offers advisory, compliance and dispute resolution services to businesses and individuals. Its team appears before tax authorities, tribunals and High Courts in significant matters. Bhatt and Joshi Associates emphasizes proactive tax planning and robust defence when controversies arise.
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A Taxation Lawyer advises and represents clients in income tax disputes, GST litigation, assessments, audits, appeals, tax planning, compliance, and challenges before departmental authorities, CIT(A), ITAT, GST Appellate Authorities, and High Courts.
Common issues include scrutiny assessments, reassessment notices, search & seizure cases (raids), TDS disputes, capital gains issues, disallowances, transfer pricing matters, and penalty proceedings.
Disputes may involve GST demands, ITC denial, classification issues, valuation disputes, e-way bill violations, audit objections, penalty orders, and appeals before GST authorities or tribunals.
Yes. A taxation lawyer prepares responses, reviews documentation, ensures compliance, protects client rights, and manages queries during income tax audits, GST audits, investigations, and departmental inquiries.
Essential documents include IT returns, GST returns, computation statements, invoices, bank statements, books of accounts, audit reports, notices, assessment orders, agreements, and all departmental correspondence.
Tax appeals may proceed before CIT(A) → ITAT → High Court → Supreme Court for direct taxes, and before Appellate Authority → Appellate Tribunal → High Court for GST/indirect taxes. Each stage has specific deadlines and procedures.
Initial replies and assessments may conclude in weeks to months, while appeals can take several months to a few years, depending on complexity, evidence, case load, and the forum involved.