Practice focus · Indian law
GST Litigation Advisory
Review of GST disputes, supporting records and proposed grounds of challenge.
Understand the dispute
We examine notices, orders, correspondence and the relevant transaction records to identify the issues requiring a response. The initial output may be a chronology and a note separating factual questions from legal grounds.
Prepare the record
Dispute preparation can include legal research, identifying missing evidence and reviewing reconciliations with the client. Draft submissions are prepared around the available record and the agreed procedural scope.
Evaluate next steps
Appeal preparation begins with the order and the applicable process, including deadlines. The output may include proposed grounds and a document checklist. Available remedies and representation must be assessed for each matter.
How an engagement begins
- Initial discussion
- Scope and conflict review
- Engagement confirmation
- Document review and advice
Scope, fees, timelines and professional requirements are confirmed for each engagement. Please do not send confidential documents before engagement is confirmed.
Discuss the scope