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indian-tax-drafting

For every direct-tax litigator and chartered-accountant counsel practising before India's tax appellate hierarchy — Commissioner of Income-tax (Appeals), Income-tax Appellate Tribunal, High Court Tax Bench under Section 260A, the PCIT / CIT for registration and revision, and the Dispute Resolution Panel — this open-source Claude Code plugin standardises drafting under the Income-tax Act 1961. Case-config-aware: structural skeletons follow the statutory Form layouts (Form 35 under Rule 45, Form 36 under Rule 47, Form 10A under Rule 17A); the forum, assessment year, financial year, limitation anchor, assessment-order vintage (pre-Finance-Act-2021 reassessment regime vs Section 148A regime), faceless-vs-physical jurisdiction, and demand-notice / penalty-notice trajectory are user-supplied. Battle-tested for CIT(Appeals) Form 35 appeals under Section 246A, ITAT Form 36 appeals under Section 253, High Court appeals on substantial questions of law under Section 260A, Section 12A / 12AB charitable-trust registrations via Form 10A, objections to Section 148A(b) reassessment show-cause notices, replies to Section 271 / 270A penalty notices, objections to Section 263 PCIT / CIT revisions, taxpayer-initiated revisions before the PCIT / CIT under Section 264, replies to Section 201 / 201(1A) TDS-default proceedings, and DRP objections under Section 144C. Six-agent drafting pipeline + shared tax drafting base with the Income-tax Act 1961, Income-tax Rules 1962, ITAT Rules 1963, Faceless Appeal Scheme 2021, Faceless Assessment Scheme 2020, Finance Act 2021 reassessment overhaul (Section 148A), CBDT public-domain Circulars, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023, and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023 encoded. The finished product is a forum-ready appeal, reply, or registration application the chamber can lodge the same day.

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11 October 2026

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11 October 2026

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