What is Advance Ruling?
The facility of getting a judgment in advance from the Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) is referred to as an advance ruling. When the assessee anticipates difficult issues in the Income Tax assessment, the facility is utilised.
The assessee might get an authoritative judgment from the Authority for Advance Rulings by requesting an advance ruling. The decision sought is often on the tax implications of a transaction or potential transaction. The Income Tax Act’s advance rulings scheme is designed to give non-residents wanting to invest in India peace of mind about their income tax liability. As a result, non-residents can prevent future tax conflicts with the Income Tax authorities.
How will CM Shah & CO. help you?
- The form for AAR demands a lot of details, and it can be confusing. Our team, with their expertise in International taxes, will make this process smooth and hassle-free for you.
- At CM Shah, we also make sure that your representation for advance ruling is not refused due to any reasons, such as incomplete application, delay in application, unjustified taxpayer’s objection and incomplete documentation.
- You can smoothly tackle complex and cumbersome tax issues, comply with statutory obligations, and make the most use of your resources with the help of our expertise in the taxation business.
Our Strength
Established in 1942 as a proprietary
Converted in to Partnership on 1954
5 Partners & 6 Qualified Assistants
