2014-present
Direct Tax Litigation Practice
Handles matters from assessment and reassessment through appellate proceedings before the ITAT, writ remedies before the High Court and related prosecution proceedings.

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06 /Advocate profile
Advocate
01 /Biography
Adv. Rutuja N. Pawar is a practising Advocate with extensive experience in direct tax litigation and advisory.
She has been practising since 2014, with a focused practice in income-tax law, tax litigation, reassessment proceedings, search and seizure matters, assessment and penalty proceedings, tax prosecutions, ITAT appeals and writ proceedings before the High Court.
Rutuja appears before judicial and quasi-judicial forums including the Bombay High Court and its benches, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal and Metropolitan Magistrates' Courts in tax prosecution matters.
She regularly appears before the Principal Bench of the Bombay High Court at Mumbai and its benches at Aurangabad, Kolhapur and Nagpur, representing assessees in matters involving substantial questions of law and complex issues under the Income-tax Act, 1961.
Her practice also includes strategic representation in constitutional and jurisdictional challenges, with emphasis on jurisdiction, limitation, statutory compliance, sanction and approval, procedural irregularities and the validity of proceedings initiated by tax authorities.
02 /Professional record
Practice
Professional memberships
03 /Practice areas
04 /Experience
2014-present
Handles matters from assessment and reassessment through appellate proceedings before the ITAT, writ remedies before the High Court and related prosecution proceedings.
Professional practice
Appears before the Bombay High Court at Mumbai and its benches at Aurangabad, Kolhapur and Nagpur in matters involving substantial questions of law under the Income-tax Act.
Professional practice
Represents parties before the ITAT and Metropolitan Magistrates' Courts in tax prosecution matters arising under the Income-tax Act.
Professional practice
Has been involved in significant tax litigation concerning jurisdiction, reassessment, procedural safeguards, tax notices, statutory interpretation and powers of tax authorities, including matters such as Ashok Commercial Enterprises, Polycab, Worldwide Online Services Pvt. Ltd. and Keyman Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd.
04 /Professional philosophy
“Tax litigation requires close attention to jurisdiction, limitation, statutory compliance and the procedural safeguards available to taxpayers.”
05 /Courts & Forums