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Notices & Appeals

Income tax notices

Replies to intimations, scrutiny, reassessment and outstanding demand notices.

143(1)143(2)148A245

Overview

Typical timeWithin the time given in the notice
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Replies to intimations, scrutiny, reassessment and outstanding demand notices.

What's included

  • Notices under sections 143(1), 139(9), 143(2), 148/148A and 156
  • Drafting and filing replies on the e-filing portal
  • Representation before the assessing officer
  • Rectification and stay of demand

Information we need

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Entity KYC

  • Type of entity *
  • Legal name (or proposed name) *
  • Trade / brand name optional
  • PAN of the entity optional
  • GSTIN optional
  • CIN / LLPIN / registration no. optional
  • Date of incorporation / birth optional
  • Registered / business address optional
  • City optional
  • State *
  • PIN code optional
  • Email *
  • Mobile *

For Income tax notices

  • Notice section *143(1) intimation · 143(2) scrutiny · 148 / 148A reassessment · 139(9) defective return · 245 adjustment
  • Assessment year *AY 2026-27 · AY 2025-26 · AY 2024-25 · AY 2023-24 · Earlier
  • Date of notice optional
  • Reply due date optional

Documents usually needed

Upload these in the client portal after ordering – scans or clear phone photos are fine.

  • Copy of the notice
  • Return and computation for that year
  • AIS / Form 26AS
  • Supporting documents for the income or claims questioned
  • Earlier replies, if any

As per law

Law and sections

  • Income-tax Act, 1961 for income up to FY 2025-26; the Income-tax Act, 2025 applies from tax year 2026-27 (1 April 2026) – sections 139(9) (defective return), 143(1) (intimation), 143(2) (scrutiny), 148A and 148 (reassessment), 156 (demand)
  • Faceless Assessment Scheme

Who must comply

  • Any taxpayer who receives a notice or intimation

Time limits

  • Reply within the time given in the notice (often 7 to 30 days); extensions can be requested online

If it is missed

  • Best-judgment assessment (section 144) if no reply; penalty for under-reporting (section 270A) and non-compliance (section 272A)

General information based on the law as at October 2026. Rules and due dates change, so we confirm the current position before starting your work.

How it works

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  3. Entity KYC & service detailsFor your business or a client of yours. Choose who gets the GST invoice.
  4. Pay securelyBank transfer or UPI – the invoice is emailed instantly.
  5. Upload documents & trackUpload the checklist in the client portal; an expert starts and you see every step.
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