Don’t Stress Over Tax Notices—Let the Experts Take Charge
Receiving an Income Tax Notice, Scrutiny Letter, or Demand can be alarming—but with our expert assistance, there’s no need to worry. We specialize in handling all types of tax notices, whether related to non-filing, mismatched returns, unexplained transactions, or high-value financial activities.
Our experienced professionals analyze your case, draft appropriate responses, represent you before tax authorities, and ensure timely and effective resolution. In case of escalation, we also handle appeals before the CIT (Appeals), ITAT, and other forums with complete documentation and legal arguments.
We work with 100% confidentiality, precision, and professionalism, ensuring that your rights are protected, penalties are minimized, and compliance is restored. With us, your defense is strong and your peace of mind intact.
Trusted CA Services to Handle All Your Tax Notices and Appeals with Confidence
An Income Tax Notice is a communication sent by the Income Tax Department when they need additional information, clarification, or action from your side. Receiving a notice does not always mean you're at fault – sometimes it's a routine check or verification.
Here are the most common types of notices:
Notice Analysis: I will read and interpret the notice for you
Document Review: Help gather and verify all supporting documents
Drafting Response: Prepare professional replies, letters, and explanations
Timely Submission: Ensure everything is filed on time to avoid penalties
Communication with Department: Handle all online/offline interactions with IT officials
Appeal Filing: If required, I will represent your case at every level of appeal
If you're not satisfied with the Income Tax Department’s assessment or demand, you have the right to appeal.
Wrong tax demand
Rejection of refund
Addition of income not declared
Disallowance of expenses
Penalty orders
Interest levied wrongly
Assessment without giving you a chance to explain
Time Limit to Respond: Every notice has a time limit (usually 15-30 days)
No Action = Penalty: Ignoring a notice can lead to penalties or legal action
Appeal Deadline: Usually 30 days from receipt of the order
Professional Help is Key: Responding incorrectly can worsen your case
✔ Thorough Review of Your Case ✔ Timely and Professional Replies ✔ Expert Representation in Appeals ✔ Save Time, Stress, and Money ✔ Fully Online & Paperless Process Available
| Section | Type of Notice | Why You Might Receive It |
| Section 139(9) | Defective Return | If your ITR is incomplete or incorrect |
| Section 142(1) | Preliminary Inquiry | Asking for more documents or info before assessment |
| Section 143(1) | Intimation Notice | Informing about refund, tax payable, or arithmetical errors |
| Section 143(2) | Scrutiny Notice | If your return is selected for detailed assessment |
| Section 148 | Income Escaped Assessment | If the department believes some income was not reported |
| Section 156 | Demand Notice | When there is outstanding tax, penalty, or interest |
| Section 245 | Adjustment Notice | When past dues are adjusted against a current refund |
| Level | Filed Under | Appeal Against | Who Can File |
| 1st Appeal | CIT(A) – Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals) | Any order by AO | Taxpayer |
| 2nd Appeal | ITAT – Income Tax Appellate Tribunal | Order of CIT(A) | Taxpayer or Department |
| 3rd Appeal | High Court | Substantial questions of law | Taxpayer or Department |
| 4th Appeal | Supreme Court | Important legal issues | Taxpayer or Department |