Services are based on the firm's information questionnaire and can be refined as the practice finalises its service catalogue.
Where legally permitted and appropriately authorised, the firm can support clients with responses, proceedings and related tax and trade matters. Representation is subject to applicable law and the relevant authority's requirements.
Whether a person may appear or act for an assessee depends on the applicable statute, the proceeding and the person's legal status/authorisation. For example, the Income Tax Department provides an authorised-representative mechanism for certain matters, and GST law specifies categories of persons who may appear as authorised representatives. Clients should confirm the required authorisation for their specific matter.
