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Overview
A tax notice is a formal communication from the Income Tax or GST department seeking information, clarification, or action. Common notices include intimation under 143(1), defective return 139(9), and scrutiny notices. Most are routine and can be resolved by a timely, correct response.
Compliance Requirements
- Read the notice carefully — note the section, assessment year and deadline
- Verify the notice on the official portal (check DIN)
- Gather supporting documents
- Respond online within the stated time limit
- Keep an acknowledgement of your response
Process
- 1Identify the type and reason for the notice
- 2Log in to the e-filing / GST portal
- 3Open the e-proceedings / notice section
- 4Prepare and upload your response with documents
- 5Submit and save the acknowledgement
Fees (indicative)
Responding onlineFree
Professional representation (CA/advocate)Varies by complexity
Timelines
Reply windowAs stated in the notice (often 15–30 days)
143(1) intimationRespond promptly if a mismatch is shown
Frequently Asked Questions
Notice आने पर घबराना चाहिए?
नहीं — ज़्यादातर notices routine होते हैं। Deadline के अंदर सही reply देना ज़रूरी है।
Notice ignore करने पर?
Penalty, best-judgment assessment या further action हो सकती है।
Tax Notices में मदद चाहिए?AI वकील से पूछें या verified CA/professional खोजें।
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