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Income Tax Notice
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Received a notice from the Income Tax Department? Don't panic. Our experienced Chartered Accountants will analyze the notice and draft a legally sound response for you.

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Documents Required for Notice Reply

To provide the best defense, our CA team will require the following details.

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Copy of Notice

The complete official notice (e.g., Section 143(1), 139(9), 148) received from the department.

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Original ITR Filed

Acknowledgment (ITR-V) and computation of income of the return in question.

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Supporting Proofs

Bank statements, Form 16/16A, investment proofs, or bills relevant to the query raised.

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e-Filing Credentials

Login details for the Income Tax portal so our CAs can file the response online.

How It Works

Notice Resolution in 3 Steps

A systematic approach to handle IT Department queries and safeguard your interests.

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Step 1

Notice Analysis

Upload your notice. Our experts will thoroughly review it to understand the department's queries and demands.

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Step 2

Drafting the Reply

We will collect supporting facts from you and draft a legally robust and factually accurate response.

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Step 3

Submission

Upon your approval, we file the official reply through the income tax portal's e-proceeding module.

FAQ

Income Tax Notice FAQs

Common questions regarding Income Tax Notices and the assessment process.

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What is a Defective Return Notice under Section 139(9)?
This notice is sent when the IT Department finds missing information or inconsistencies in your filed ITR (e.g., missing tax payment details or choosing the wrong ITR form). You must rectify the defect within 15 days of receiving the notice.
This is an automated preliminary assessment message. It will inform you whether your tax calculation matches the department's calculation, resulting in a refund, no demand, or an additional tax demand. If there's a demand, you may need to file a rectification or pay the tax.
The time limit is explicitly stated in the notice itself. Usually, it ranges from 15 to 30 days. It is critical to adhere to this timeline to avoid penalties, prosecution, or ex-parte assessment.