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Strategic Drafting and Effective Advocacy in GSTAT Appeals.

Just like a SCN lays the foundation for the Demand Order from Revenue side; similarly a good draft since the first reply to a notice lays the strong foundation to steer short or long journey of GST Litigation in favour of the client. Drafting, Preparation of Hand Book and Pleading are the 3 pillars of effective and successful litigation practises for Tribunals.

Litigation Strategy is like an art akin to the opening moves of a Chess Game. At times, the first move of a pawn can save the King and keep the game alive!!!

Drafting plays a very important role in this strategy, as it is commonly said what is on records will be read till the Apex Court when the actual time comes. To decode this aspect in depth and share insights on strategies to GSTAT Litigation Arena, we bring forth an interesting Webinar, with sole purpose of knowledge sharing and hence it is free to attend but registration is compulsory.

Date – 13/02/26

Time – 5 pm to 7 pm.

About the Speaker :

KEY CREDENTIALS OF CA SUNNAY JARIWALA

CA Sunnay Jariwala is a Practicing Chartered Accountant for more than 21 years of practice in Internal Audits, Project Finance & specialization in Service Tax & GST.

He is an Empanelled Faculty for Indirect Taxes – GST by ICAI.

He had been Nominated as a Co-opted Member in “Indirect Tax Committee”, WIRC, ICAI for the year 2017-18.

He is a resource person in consulting and handling litigation practice in GST for many CA firms in Gujarat.

He has conducted numerous seminars and presentations on Service Tax and GST for organizations like MSME, Department of Govt. of India, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), WIRC of ICAI, YES Bank, Kotak Bank & other Business Federations. He has successfully completed various courses on GST & Litigations with various forums. He has remained an invited speaker on various occasions at Uka Tarsadia University, South Gujarat. He is regularly publishing articles related to Indirect Tax in various newsletters of Branches of ICAI in different cities and a newspaper daily Divya Bhaskar.