Tax Appeals & Litigation
A tax notice doesn't have to become a tax disaster. Whether you've received an audit notice, an amended assessment, or a demand you believe is wrong, taxcalculator.credit/'s team drafts your reply, builds your case and represents you before every forum – from the assessing officer to the courts.
When to call us
- Notices under the Income Tax Ordinance – explanations, information calls, audit selection.
- Amended assessments & demands – you disagree with the officer’s computation.
- Withholding / audit proceedings – monitoring, sales tax or income tax audits.
- Appeals – Commissioner (Appeals), Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue (ATIR), and reference before the High Court.
How we handle your case
- Case review – we study the notice, the record and the law, then give you an honest assessment of your position.
- Reply & representation – precise, well-grounded replies and personal hearings before the officer.
- Appeal strategy – if the order goes against you, we evaluate appeal grounds, limitation periods and the right forum.
- Follow-through – appeals take time; we track every hearing and keep you informed in plain language.
Deadlines are everything. Most tax notices and appeal rights carry strict 15- or 30-day limits. Contact us the day you receive a notice – late responses lose options.
FAQs
Should I reply to a notice myself first?
A poorly worded reply can lock in a bad position. Get advice before you respond – the first reply shapes the whole case.
Can an amended assessment be challenged?
Yes, on facts, on law, or both – through appeal and, where available, rectification. Each case turns on its own record.