Received a Tax Notice?
Stay Calm.
Respond Correctly.
Who This Service Is For
Types of Notices We Handle
Section 143(1)
Intimation Notice
Section 139(9)
Defective Return
Section 143(1)
Inquiry Notice
Section 148/148A
Reassessment Notice
Section 154
Rectification Order
Section 245
Adjustment Notice
What We Handle
Comprehensive notice analysis & risk assessment
Response strategy formulation
Professional response drafting
Follow-up & escalation management
Compliance gap identification
Document compilation & verification
E-filing portal submission
Representation before assessing officer if required
Need to Correct Your Return?
ITR-1
Salary Income
- Salaried individuals
- Single house property
- Income up to ₹50 lakhs
Most Common for Residents
ITR-2
Salary + Capital Gains / Foreign Income
- Capital gains from shares, property
- Foreign income or assets
- Multiple house properties
ITR-3
Business / Professional Income
- Freelancers & consultants
- Business income with P&L
- Crypto or F&O income
ITR-4
Presumptive Income
- Small businesses under 44AD
- Professionals under 44ADA
- Presumptive taxation
Documents Required
Keep these ready for a smooth correction process.
Notice Copy
Filed ITR & Acknowledgment
Computation Sheet
AIS / 26AS
Supporting Documents
Our Process
STEP 1
Notice Analysis
Understand the notice type and requirements.
STEP 2
Risk Evaluation
Assess potential implications and exposure.
STEP 3
Compliance Strategy
Formulate the optimal response approach.
STEP 4
Documentation Review
Compile and verify all supporting documents.
STEP 5
Response Drafting
Draft a precise, compliant response.
STEP 6
Portal Submission
Submit response through the e-filing portal.
STEP 7
Monitoring
Track status and handle follow-ups.
STEP 1
Residential Status Review
Determine ROR, RNOR, or NR status.
STEP 2
Income Classification
Categorize all foreign income sources.
STEP 3
DTAA Evaluation
Identify applicable treaty benefits.
STEP 4
FTC Computation
Calculate foreign tax credit claims.
STEP 5
Schedule FA Preparation
Disclose all foreign assets & accounts.
STEP 5
ITR Filing
E-file with Form 67 & acknowledgment.
STEP 6
Post-Filing Support
Ongoing support for notices & queries.
Respond Properly.
Avoid Escalation.
Best judgment assessment
Penalty proceedings
Prosecution risk
Demand escalation
What's Included
Dedicated CA for your case
Notice analysis & risk assessment
Professional response drafting
E-filing portal submission
AIS / 26AS reconciliation
Revised return filing (if needed)
Follow-up & escalation handling
Post-resolution monitoring
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Section 143(1) is an automated intimation comparing your filed return with department records. If there's a mismatch in income, deductions, or tax, you may need to respond or file a revised return.
It depends on the notice type. Section 139(9) defective return notices require response within 15 days. Section 142(1) inquiry notices typically allow 15-30 days. Section 148 reassessment notices require careful, timely response.
Yes. Non-response can lead to best judgment assessment, penalty proceedings, and in some cases, prosecution. It's critical to respond professionally and within the deadline.
While simple 143(1) intimations may be straightforward, we strongly recommend professional handling for any notice to avoid errors that could escalate the matter.
Yes. For cases requiring personal appearance or detailed representation, our qualified CAs can represent you before the assessing officer.
Yes! We provide 24/7 support via live chat and email. Pro and Business plan users also get access to priority phone support with a dedicated account manager. Our average response time is under 2 hours.