How to appeal flow on getting 87A rebate for Capital Gains in New regime

A CA can provide expertise, especially if the case is complex. 

CA fees vary based on the complexity of the case and the CA's experience.

Govt. charges : You will need to pay fees for filing the appeal, which are generally normal.

Document preparation & processing charges is minimal if doing it yourself; otherwise, part of CA fees.

The process can take several months to a year or more, depending on the tax department's workload and appeal complexity.

Most appeals can be filed online through the income tax department's e-filing portal You can file Form 35 for an appeal against an order under section 143 (3) or other relevant sections. 

For a refund amount of approximately Rs.25,000/- , the costs invovled in appealing might not be very high, but consulting a CA  could be beneficial to ensure proper handling and to understand potential outcomes. 

You can appeal online yourself via the IT portal, but if the notice is complex, consulting a CA is safer. Costs and time vary, but many cases are resolved in a few weeks.

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@ Baskaran

Why not contact Mr Rachakonda himself directly and get the fee and other expenses details. 

I have sent you copy and link of the same case in your previous query you can refer it and some YouTube videos for proper appealing 

CIT cost is 1,000 ₹ for appeal 

If you filed properly then you should get rebate of yours otherwise in 20% case they may reject it

If you still want to go for further then next step is ITAT and fee is 10,000 and also expert fee extra so it's not viable for 25,000 rs refund 

But CIT way is viable so can try

@ Baskaran

You never mentioned that you already got a notice from the I-T Department.

No, sir, I am going to file for this AY

Thanks for your useful Info for my further planning