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Assessment of Tax Liability : The taxpayer receives a notice of tax assessment from the tax authorities, indicating the amount of tax due.
Review of Assessment : The taxpayer reviews the assessment and gathers relevant documents and evidence to support their position.
Notice of Objection :The taxpayer submits a formal notice of objection to the tax authorities, stating the reasons for disputing the assessment and providing supporting evidence.
Negotiation or Mediation :In some cases, the taxpayer and the tax authorities may attempt to resolve the dispute through negotiation or mediation before proceeding to litigation.
Filing Income Tax Suit : If the dispute remains unresolved, the taxpayer files an income tax suit in the appropriate court or tribunal, following the prescribed procedures and submitting the necessary documents.
Court Proceedings :The court hears arguments from both parties and considers the evidence presented before making a decision.
Appeal (if necessary) : If either party is dissatisfied with the court's decision, they may have the option to appeal to a higher court or tribunal.
Final Resolution :The income tax suit is concluded either with a judgment in favor of one party or through a settlement reached between the parties.
