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From my knowledge there is not enough tax work in law firms besides Vaish in Delhi and Vaish pays peanuts. All the other big law firms do have a tax practice but they dont have enough work. They basically do Tax Due dilligence, EPF advisory, PMLA and Black money act. Maybe Try Dhruva consultants. They are a 100% tax firm.
Just go with your own thing man. Will be much better off in the long run.
I need suggestions to apply for good direct tax litigation firms. I am fine with working in Mumbai, Bangalore or Delhi, however the deciding factors are good working culture and good pay have. Well, to talk about my experience, I have 7 years of experience handling both direct and international tax matters and I posses credentials of CA, CS, LLB and LLM. I would really appreciate your responses.