Getting an Income Tax Notice can be stressful. Notices may arise due to mismatches in income reporting, non-filing, high-value transactions, or scrutiny. Most notices are routine and solvable if addressed correctly and on time.
🔍 Common Types of Notices
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Notice u/s 143(1) – Intimation of tax calculation mismatch.
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Notice u/s 139(9) – Defective return requiring correction.
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Notice u/s 148 – Reassessment for undisclosed income.
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Notice u/s 143(2) – Scrutiny notice for detailed checking.
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Notice u/s 245 – Adjustment against earlier tax demand.
🛠️ How We Help You Respond
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Analyze notice and explain implications in simple terms.
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Prepare reconciliations and supporting documents.
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Draft strong replies and file them on the IT portal.
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Provide representation during assessments or hearings.
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Prevent future notices with proper tax planning and compliance.
FAQs
Q1. Should I panic if I receive a notice? No — most are routine verifications, but they must be responded to properly.
Q2. What happens if I ignore it? Ignoring notices can lead to penalties, reassessment, or prosecution.