Expert response and representation for all types of income tax notices — from simple defect notices to full scrutiny assessments.
An income tax notice requires a precise, well-documented response within a strict deadline. Inadequate or late responses result in ex-parte assessments, penalty orders, and demand creation. Our CA team analyses every notice received, assesses the risk and the best response strategy, gathers supporting documentation, drafts the legal reply, and represents you before the assessing officer or CPC as required.
Those who received 143(1) or AIS mismatch letters from CPC.
Companies or proprietors selected for detailed assessment under Sec 143(2).
Taxpayers with outstanding demand notices where they believe the demand is incorrect.
Non-residents who received notices on Indian income, TDS or refund matters.
We read the exact notice, identify the legal section and grounds, and assess the deadline and risk level.
We prepare a checklist of required documents — bank statements, invoices, ITR acknowledgements — and collect them from you.
Our CA drafts a precise, legally sound reply addressing each point raised by the assessing officer or CPC.
Reply is submitted through ITDREIN / income tax portal and an acknowledgement is obtained.
We track the status and represent you in any subsequent hearing until the matter is fully resolved.
Non-response to notices leads to ex-parte demands — often multiples of the original income. Our timely response prevents this.
Every reply is worded precisely to protect your interests without triggering further scrutiny.
If a personal hearing is required, our CA appears before the Assessing Officer on your behalf.
If the AO's order is unfavourable, we file appeals before CIT(A) or ITAT with strong grounds.
A. Do not ignore it. Check the section of the notice (e.g., 139(9), 142(1), 143(2), 148) and the response deadline. Contact us immediately — most notices have 15 to 30-day response windows.
A. A 143(1) intimation is the most common notice — it is a computational adjustment notice from CPC. It typically indicates a mismatch in income or TDS claims and may result in a tax demand or refund.
A. Yes, but it is risky. An incorrect or incomplete response can disclose information that triggers further scrutiny. A professional CA reply is always safer.
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