Received a notice or intimation from the Income Tax Department? From Section 143(1) intimations and 139(9) defective returns to 142(1), 143(2) scrutiny, 148/148A reassessment and e-campaign messages - we decode what it means, reconcile it against your AIS/TIS and 26AS, and file the right response on the portal within time.
Whatever notice has landed in your inbox or on the portal, we identify it, work out what the department wants, and respond correctly - protecting you from additions, demand and penalty.
Not sure what your notice means? send it to us for a quick read
The exact set depends on the notice - a typical list includes:
Do not ignore it and do not panic. Note the section, the assessment year and the response deadline. Share the notice with us - we will tell you exactly what it means, what is being asked and how to respond correctly and in time.
A 143(1) is an intimation generated when your return is processed - it may show a refund, a demand or adjustments. A 143(2) means your case has been selected for detailed scrutiny and requires a full, evidence-backed response. The two are handled very differently.
Ignoring a notice can lead to best-judgment assessment under Section 144, additions to your income, demand, penalty and even prosecution in serious cases. Responding properly and on time is always the better course.
The Annual Information Statement (AIS) and Taxpayer Information Summary (TIS) show the department's record of your financial transactions. Many notices arise from mismatches between these and your return, so we reconcile them carefully as part of every reply.
Yes. Income tax proceedings are now largely faceless and online. We prepare and file the entire response through the e-filing / e-Proceedings portal, so it can be handled from anywhere.
We charge transparent, agreed professional fees based on the notice and the work involved, discussed upfront before we start.
Received a notice and not sure what it means or how to respond? Share the details - we will explain it, confirm the deadline and the documents needed, and tell you the way forward, with no obligation.
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