Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals) Tax Lawyer in Pakistan
Any taxpayer aggrieved by an assessment or penalty order has the statutory right to file a First Appeal before the Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals) under Section 127. Our tax advocates handle grounds drafting, stay petitions, and hearings before CIR(A) benches.
Who Needs This Service?
Taxpayers who have received adverse assessment orders under Section 121, 122, or penalty orders under Section 182.
How It Works (Step-by-Step)
Limitation Verification & Order Vetting
Verify 30-day statutory limitation period and formulate grounds of appeal.
Filing Appeal & Urgent Stay Application
Deposit appeal fee challan and file electronic appeal with urgent stay petition.
Hearing Arguments before CIR(A)
Present oral arguments, case law paper books, and secure appellate relief.
Documents & Requirements
Statutory documentation split between client-provided records and consultant drafting
- Certified copy of assessment order and notice of demand.
- Evidence of payment of admitted tax liability.
- Written submissions tendered during assessment.
- Exhaustive drafting of Grounds of Appeal and stay application.
- Payment verification of prescribed appeal fee under Section 127(4).
- Representation before Commissioner (Appeals).
Engagement & Retainership
Comprehensive First Appeal package covering grounds drafting, fee challan filing, stay petition, and hearings.
Frequently Asked Questions
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