When to go to the ITAT.
Against a CIT(A) order
If the Commissioner (Appeals) did not fully accept your appeal.
Against a DRP-directed order
For foreign companies and transfer pricing cases using the Dispute Resolution Panel. See Transfer Pricing DRP.
If the department appeals
You can respond, and file cross-objections.
Protecting against recovery
A stay of demand can be sought from the Tribunal.
From 1 April 2026 the Income-tax Act, 2025 has renumbered these provisions. Notices for tax years before 2026-27 still refer to the Income-tax Act, 1961 sections, which is why this page uses them. We check which Act applies to your notice.
The process.
Merits of the appeal
Issues, evidence and amounts at stake.
Appeal within 60 days
From receiving the order, with grounds and fee.
Paper book
Indexed evidence filed during earlier stages.
Hearing
Written submissions and oral arguments.
After the order
Giving effect to the order, or further appeal on questions of law.
After the ITAT.
ITAT findings of fact are generally final. An appeal to the High Court lies only on a substantial question of law, usually within 120 days. See also CA for ITAT Appeal.
Why clients trust us with notices.
We read the notice, the AIS and your return together before advising.
Deadlines tracked from the day you send us the notice.
What the notice means, what is at stake and what we recommend.
Most proceedings are handled online, so you never need to travel to India.
Replies and representation by Chartered Accountants.
A written scope and fee before we start.
ITAT appeals for clients across the UK.
We handle Indian income tax notices for NRIs, returning Indians and UK-owned businesses throughout the UK. Faceless proceedings are online, so it makes no difference where you live.
London
South East
Midlands
North of England
East and South West
Scotland, Wales, NI
Appeal at ITAT FAQs.
Unhappy with an appeal order?
Send us the order. We will assess an ITAT appeal and represent you.
This page is general guidance based on the Income-tax Act, 2025 and the rules and return forms as they stand. It is not legal or financial advice for your situation. Forms, eligibility and due dates can change each year, so please check with us before filing.