Tax scrutiny, GST disputes, RERA hearings, consumer court matters — the CA and the advocate on one team, not on separate invoices. We draft, appear, and appeal.
What we do
Practice areas.
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Income Tax Notices & Assessments
Scrutiny, reassessment, and demand notices under the Income Tax Act — IT Act 1961 for AY 2026-27 and earlier, IT Act 2025 from FY 2026-27 onwards.
Intimation under Section 143(1) — prima facie adjustment response and demand rectification
Scrutiny assessment — Section 143(2) of IT Act 1961 (Section 130 of IT Act 2025 from FY 2026-27); faceless assessment reply via NFAC portal
Reassessment notice — Section 148 of IT Act 1961; limitation check (3-year normal / 10-year extended limit for income > ₹50 lakh)
Best judgement assessment — Section 144 of IT Act 1961 — reply and participation
Search and seizure — post-search assessment under Section 153A / 153C of IT Act 1961
Penalty proceedings — Section 271(1)(c) concealment / misreporting of income
Prosecution proceedings — Section 276C/276CC — representation and compounding application
Demand stay application during appeal and instalment arrangement with Assessing Officer
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Income Tax Appeals — CIT(A) to ITAT
Full appellate ladder — from Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals) through Income Tax Appellate Tribunal.
First appeal before CIT(A) / NFAC — Section 246A of IT Act 1961 — within 30 days of assessment order
Faceless appeal response — submission of additional evidence, legal grounds, and written submissions through NFAC portal
Second appeal before ITAT, Pune Bench — Section 253 of IT Act 1961 — within 60 days of CIT(A) order
Cross-appeal (Revenue appeal) defence before ITAT
Preparation of paper book, statement of facts, and grounds of appeal
High Court appeal — Section 260A of IT Act 1961 — for substantial question of law
Stay of demand during ITAT proceedings — application and follow-up (typically 20% deposit required)
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GST Notices, Audits & Appellate Proceedings
Show Cause Notices, departmental audits, and appeals before GST Appellate Authority and GSTAT.
GST Show Cause Notice (SCN) reply — ITC denial, turnover mismatch, GSTR-1 vs GSTR-3B mismatch, RCM demand
Departmental audit representation — Section 65 of CGST Act 2017 (GST officer-initiated audit at business premises)
Assessment — Section 73 (normal period — no fraud) and Section 74 (extended period — fraud/suppression) demand reply
First GST appeal before Appellate Authority — Section 107 of CGST Act — within 3 months of order
Second appeal before GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) — Section 112 of CGST Act — operationalised 2025
Writ petition before High Court for GST matters where legal question arises
Pre-litigation advisory — risk assessment of GST positions and voluntary disclosure strategy
MahaRERA notices, builder-buyer disputes, and consumer court representation
How it works
What happens after you reach out.
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Share your situation
A call or WhatsApp message is enough to start — no long form to fill in first.
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We scope and quote
A senior advisor reviews what you need and gives you a fixed fee, upfront, before any work begins.
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A named professional handles it
Your engagement is run by a specific CA, CS, or Advocate — not a rotating queue.
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You review before anything is filed
Nothing goes to a regulator, bank, or counterparty without your sign-off first.
Why RDA
The credentials behind every engagement.
700+
Clients served
17 yrs
Combined leadership
12
Named professionals
Pan-India
Practice presence
4.9★ on Google · 109 verified reviews — every engagement is led by a practising Chartered Accountant, Company Secretary, or Advocate.
I received a Section 148 notice for reassessment — what should I do?
Do not ignore it. File a reply within the time specified objecting to the reopening if the income has not escaped assessment. The normal reassessment limit is 3 years; extended limit is 10 years only if escaped income exceeds ₹50 lakh. RDA Advisory checks the limitation and legality before advising on the appropriate response.
My GST demand is for ₹30 lakh — is it worth fighting?
Absolutely. GST demands are frequently raised on technicalities — ITC mismatches, classification disputes, or GSTR-1/3B differences — where the underlying liability may be significantly lower or nil. Filing a well-drafted SCN reply at Section 73/74 stage often results in demand reduction or full withdrawal. The success rate at first appeal (Section 107) and GSTAT remains strong for genuine cases.
Can I get a stay of income tax demand while my appeal is pending?
Yes. You can apply for a stay of demand under Section 220(6) of IT Act 1961 before the Assessing Officer. For ITAT appeals, a stay petition can be filed before the Tribunal. Typically 20% of the disputed demand must be deposited as a condition for stay. RDA Advisory prepares the stay application and represents you at the stay hearing.
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