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Workshop on appellate forums & Litigation (Commissioner Appeals, Tribunal, High Courts, FTO)

This workshop provides a structured understanding of the tax dispute resolution process in Pakistan, covering the roles…

This workshop provides a structured understanding of the tax dispute resolution process in Pakistan, covering the roles and procedures of key appellate forums including the Commissioner (Appeals), Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue (ATIR), High Courts, and the Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO). Participants will gain insights into appeal filing, documentation, timelines, legal drafting, and representation before these forums.

It is designed to bridge the gap between taxpayers, consultants, and the legal tax system, ensuring participants can handle disputes with confidence and legal accuracy.


How is this Workshop Helpful?
Tax disputes are a common aspect of business operations. Knowing how to navigate appellate forums not only helps in resolving conflicts effectively but also ensures the protection of taxpayer rights. This workshop empowers professionals to take the correct legal steps when contesting assessments or handling grievances with the tax authorities.


What Will You Be Able to Do After Attending?

  • Understand the hierarchy and jurisdiction of various appellate bodies

  • Prepare and submit appeals in compliance with legal formats and deadlines

  • Draft professional responses and pleadings

  • Evaluate when to pursue litigation vs. administrative resolution

  • Represent or assist effectively in proceedings at different appellate stages

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What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the complete appellate structure under Pakistani tax law
  • Learn when and how to file appeals under Section 127, 131, 133, etc.
  • Draft and file appeals with the Commissioner (Appeals) — including timelines and grounds
  • Escalate unresolved matters to the Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue (ATIR)
  • Understand how to challenge legal issues in High Courts under Constitutional jurisdiction (Article 199)
  • Navigate FTO procedures for misconduct or maladministration complaints against FBR officers
  • Structure legal arguments, prepare documentation, and present case law citations
  • Handle assessment orders, rectifications, and recovery proceedings during litigation
  • Learn practical do's and don’ts from real-world case studies and outcomes
  • Use appeals as a tool of protection — not just reaction

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