Received an Income Tax Notice?
Don't Panic. We Can Help.
Whether it is an intimation for tax mismatch under Section 143(1), a defective return notice under 139(9), or scrutiny under Section 148 — our tax professionals review the notice, explain the legal issue, and prepare the response.
How Our Notice Defense Process Works
Structured, confidential, and handled by experienced tax practitioners.
Share Notice PDF
Send the notice PDF received from the Income Tax Department on WhatsApp or email.
Expert Reviews It
A qualified CA or advocate checks the Document Identification Number (DIN) and analyzes the variance.
Requirement Explained
We explain what the tax department is asking for in simple terms along with a transparent fee quote.
Response Filed
We draft the formal reply or Section 154 rectification, verify documents, and submit it on the portal.
Common Income Tax Notices We Handle
Every notice requires a specific statutory procedure and evidence submission.
Section 143(1) Intimation
Issued when there is a difference between your filed return and CPC computerized processing (e.g. TDS mismatch or deduction disallowance).
Section 139(9) Defective Return
Issued when mandatory schedules, balance sheet details, or trading accounts are missing. Must be cured within 15 days to avoid invalidation.
Section 148 Reopening
Issued when the Assessing Officer has reason to believe income escaped assessment. Requires formal objection and legal representation.
Section 245 Demand Adjustment
Issued when a current year refund is adjusted against an outstanding past demand. We file rectification to release stuck refunds.
Notice Resolution FAQs
Practical guidance on timelines, risks, and next steps.