Tax Notice & Appeals
An income-tax notice isn’t a reason to panic — but it is a reason to act, on time and correctly. We decode the notice, draft a precedent-backed response on the e-filing portal and represent you through assessment and appeal.
Key benefits
- Every notice type handled — 143(1), 139(9), 143(2), 142(1), 148, 245
- Timely, well-argued replies on the e-filing portal
- Demands contested with evidence and case law
- Representation through assessment and first appeal
Documents required
- The notice / order (PDF)
- Your filed return and computation
- Form 26AS / AIS and supporting proofs
- Any prior correspondence
How it works
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Notice analysis
We identify the section, the issue and the real exposure.
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Evidence build
Reconciliations, proofs and precedents assembled.
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Response filing
Reply filed on the portal before the deadline.
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Assessment / appeal
We represent you through to closure, including CIT(A) appeals.
Frequently asked questions
I got a 143(1) intimation — is that a problem?
Usually not — it's an automated summary of your return. If it shows a mismatch or demand, we check and respond or rectify.
What is a Section 148 notice?
Reassessment for income that may have escaped tax. The deadlines and procedure are strict — send it to us immediately.
What if I ignore a notice?
Best-judgement assessment, penalties and demands follow. Most issues are far cheaper to resolve early with a proper reply.