NY Associates · Advocates & Legal Advisors
Counsel in tax, industrial and property law, rooted in Noida for over two decades.
Across more than twenty years of practice in taxation, industrial and property law, the firm has had the privilege of serving state and central government institutions, multinational corporations and domestic industry.
The Advocate
Adv. Nitin Yadav
M.Com, LL.B. Founder of NY Associates, with more than twenty years of practice in taxation, industrial and property law in Gautam Budh Nagar.
The Practice
Matters of consequence, prepared with care.
Sector 96, Noida · Next to Noida Authority
Above the city we have served for over two decades.
For more than twenty years, NY Associates has advised and represented the industry, institutions and people of Gautam Budh Nagar in tax, compliance and litigation, with the care and responsibility that the law demands.
Areas of Practice
Advisory, compliance and litigation in taxation, industrial and property law, conducted by the firm from first consultation to final hearing.
Discuss a matter- 01GSTNotices, adjudication, appeals, GSTAT, search and arrest→
- 02Income Tax & VATAssessments, reassessment, appeals and investigations→
- 03RERA & Real EstateFor developers, homebuyers and resident associations→
- 04Institutional & Authority MattersStatutory authorities, land use and enforcement proceedings→
- 05Corporate & IndustrialCompliance, industrial disputes and documentation→
- 06Trademark & IPRegistration, opposition and infringement→
- 07High Court & Supreme CourtTax appeals, writs and special leave petitions→
Litigation, tax and compliance for those who build Noida
Developers & builders
Litigation before UP RERA, the Appellate Tribunal and the courts, together with RERA compliance, authority dues and project documentation.
RERA & Real Estate → Industry & MNCsManufacturers & multinationals
GST and income tax litigation, departmental proceedings and appeals, and the tax compliance behind them.
GST practice → Public sectorGovernment institutions
Representation as panel advocate for state and central government bodies in litigation and advisory matters.
Institutional matters → Businesses & individualsTraders, professionals & NRIs
Defence of income tax and GST proceedings, appeals, and the compliance that keeps disputes from arising.
Income Tax & VAT → Chartered accountantsCAs & tax practitioners
Counsel for their clients' matters before the Tribunals, the High Court and the Supreme Court.
Higher courts → Homebuyers & RWAsHomebuyers & associations
RERA complaints and appeals on delayed possession, refunds, registry and recovery.
For homebuyers →Meet the Founder
Supreme Court of India, New DelhiAdvocate Nitin Yadav
M.Com & LLB, Jiwaji University, Gwalior
Adv. Nitin Yadav has practised taxation, industrial and property law in Gautam Budh Nagar for over twenty years. Known for his command of GST and income tax law in the Noida region, he has served as panel advocate for state and central government institutions and has advised many multinational corporations and domestic industries.
Advocate on panel for
- Noida Authority
- Greater Noida Authority
- Yamuna Expressway Authority
- DMIC
- UP Rajkiya Nirman Nigam
- NCMRWF, Ministry of Earth Sciences
- UP Irrigation Department
Advisor to
- Many multinational corporations
- Domestic industries across Gautam Budh Nagar
How the practice works
- 01IntegrityHonest advice on the merits of a matter, including when not to litigate.
- 02ResponsivenessDeadlines in tax and RERA matters are short. Replies are prompt.
- 03AccountabilityOne team carries a matter through every forum it reaches.
- 04Duty to the LawLaw is a noble profession. We practise it with responsibility to our clients, the courts and the nation.
A voice of Noida's tax bar
As Vice-President of the Tax Bar Association Gautam Budh Nagar (TBAGBN), Adv. Nitin Yadav takes up the concerns of the district's tax practitioners with the departments, and speaks at professional seminars on GST and tax practice.
The GST Appellate Tribunal changes how disputes in this district will be fought. A business that prepares its record early will be heard on the merits.
Adv. Nitin Yadav
Presentation on tax litigation practice
Addressing the Bar Association, Gautam Budh Nagar
National Tax Seminar
Speaking to the press
Seminar on GST, Bar AssociationAmong the Bench, the Bar and public life
Taxation is the backbone of the economy.
The Hon'ble Chief Justice of India, at the felicitation hosted by the Bar Council of Delhi, High Court of Delhi, 19 January 2026.
In the media and at the Bar
In the media
Events & felicitations
Recent writing by Adv. Nitin Yadav
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What we handle
From the first meeting to the final order
Review
We study the notice, order or documents and identify every deadline that applies.
Strategy
We set out your options, the right forum and the likely course of the matter.
Representation
We draft, file and appear for you before the authority, tribunal or court.
Follow-through
We see the order through compliance or carry the matter to the next forum.
Led by Adv. Nitin Yadav
Years of practice
In taxation, corporate and property law in Gautam Budh Nagar.
Trusted by institutions
Panel experience with state and central government institutions, and many multinational corporations advised.
Advocacy as public duty
Law is a noble profession: careful preparation, candour with the court and respect for every forum.
Local knowledge, national reach
Deep understanding of Noida's authorities and forums, with counsel across India.
Share the details of your matter
The office replies on working days. Attach a notice, order or agreement if you have one.
Phone and WhatsApp: +91 99718 90937
Advocate Nitin Yadav
Founder of NY Associates. Over twenty years of practice in taxation, industrial and property law in Gautam Budh Nagar.
Practice
Adv. Nitin Yadav's practice centres on GST and income tax disputes, industrial law, property and RERA, and institutional matters. Over two decades he has served as panel advocate for state and central government institutions, including Noida Authority, the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority, DMIC, UP Rajkiya Nirman Nigam, NCMRWF (Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of India) and the UP Irrigation Department, and has advised many multinational corporations and domestic industries.
He is the Vice-President of the Tax Bar Association Gautam Budh Nagar (TBAGBN), and has been elected General Secretary of the Bar Association of Gautam Budh Nagar five times.
Particulars
| Name | Nitin Yadav |
|---|---|
| Qualifications | M.Com, LLB, Jiwaji University, Gwalior |
| Bar Associations | Tax Bar Association Gautam Budh Nagar, TBAGBN (Vice-President) Bar Association of Gautam Budh Nagar (General Secretary, five terms) |
| Areas of practice | GST; income tax and VAT; RERA and real estate; institutional and authority matters; corporate and industrial; trademark and IP; High Court and Supreme Court |
Insights
Writing by Adv. Nitin Yadav on GST, tax and RERA practice in Gautam Budh Nagar.
Appeal deadline calculator
Indicative only. Periods can be extended or excluded in specific cases. Confirm the deadline for your matter with an advocate.
GSTAT appeals: what happens after you file
Once a GSTAT appeal is filed, it goes through scrutiny by the registry, registration, listing and then hearing before a bench. The pre-deposit proof, the full record of the lower proceedings and the written submissions should be ready before the first listing.
Where the Tribunal fits
The GST Appellate Tribunal hears second appeals under Section 112 of the CGST Act against orders of the First Appellate Authority (Section 107) or the Revisional Authority (Section 108). It became operational in September 2025, with 31 state benches and a Principal Bench in New Delhi.1
The filing deadline
For older orders, the government set a transitional last date of 31 July 2026 for appellate orders communicated before 1 May 2026.2 Later orders follow the normal limitation: three months from the date the order is communicated.
About 30,000 appeals were filed in the last 15 days before that date, with up to 5,500 a day.1 Many of those appeals are now moving to hearing.
After filing
- Scrutiny. The registry checks the appeal papers. Defects must be cured within the time allowed.
- Registration and listing. Most appeals are heard by one Judicial Member and one Technical Member.3
- Admission. The Tribunal can decline to admit an appeal where the amount involved is ₹50,000 or less.3
- Hearing. Arguments on facts and law, followed by the order.
Pre-deposit
An appeal to the Tribunal requires payment of the admitted amount in full and a further percentage of the remaining disputed tax, over and above the deposit made for the first appeal. The percentage and cap are set in Section 112(8).
If the Tribunal rules against the taxpayer
An appeal lies to the High Court under Section 117 within 180 days, where the case involves a substantial question of law.
General information about GST procedure, not legal advice.
Possession delayed? Refund or interest under RERA
When a builder misses the possession date in the agreement, Section 18 of the RERA Act gives the allottee two choices: withdraw and claim a refund with interest, or stay and claim interest for every month of delay until possession.
The two options
- Withdraw. The promoter must return the amount paid, with interest at the prescribed rate, and compensation where applicable.
- Stay in the project. The promoter must pay interest for every month of delay until possession is handed over.
Where complaints are heard in the NCR
Complaints are filed online with UP RERA under Section 31. About three in four UP RERA complaints come from the NCR, and the Authority hears them at its regional office in Greater Noida.1 Compensation claims go to the adjudicating officer under Section 71.
Enforcement and appeals
If the promoter does not comply, the Authority can issue a recovery certificate, and the amount is recovered as arrears of land revenue under Section 40. Appeals go to the UP Real Estate Appellate Tribunal within 60 days (Section 44), and then to the High Court within 60 days (Section 58).
General information about RERA procedure, not legal advice.