Tax Notice Reply – Tax Crafted Solutions

Tax Notice Reply Services in Delhi

Received a tax notice? Don’t panic. Our experts help you respond accurately to notices u/s 143(1), 148, 139(9), and more.

Why Did You Receive a Tax Notice?

Receiving a tax notice from the Income Tax Department can be stressful. Notices are often issued due to discrepancies in filed returns, non-filing of returns, high-value transactions, or simple mathematical errors. Ignoring these notices can lead to penalties and legal complications.

At Taxcrafted Solutions, we specialize in analyzing tax notices and drafting precise legal responses. We ensure compliance with the Income Tax Act while protecting your interests.

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How We Resolve Your Tax Issues

A systematic approach to handling tax complexities.

Review

We thoroughly examine the notice and your financial records to understand the discrepancy raised by the department.

Draft

Our tax experts draft a comprehensive, legally sound response addressing all points raised in the notice.

Submit

We file the response online through the e-filing portal and follow up until the issue is resolved.

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Expert handling of all income tax notices. Avoid penalties and stress.

Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding Income Tax Notices & Solutions.

Why did I receive an Income Tax Notice?

Common reasons include discrepancies between your filed return and Form 26AS/AIS (mismatch in income or TDS), non-filing of returns despite taxable income, high-value transactions, or arithmetic errors in your ITR.

What is a Defective Return Notice (u/s 139(9))?

This notice is issued if your return is considered “defective” due to missing information (e.g., tax not paid, balance sheet not filled). You must rectify the defect within 15 days from the date of receipt to avoid the return being treated as invalid.

What happens if I ignore a tax notice?

Ignoring a tax notice can lead to severe consequences, including penalties (up to 200% of tax sought to be evaded), prosecution, and ex-parte assessment where the officer determines your liability based on available best judgment.

How do I reply to an Intimation u/s 143(1)?

An intimation u/s 143(1) can be a demand notice if there is a calculation error or mismatch. You can agree to the demand and pay the tax, or if you disagree, you can file a Rectification Request u/s 154 on the e-filing portal.

Can I handle Scrutiny Assessment (u/s 143(2)) myself?

A Scrutiny Notice requires detailed explanations and evidence for your income and expenses. It is highly recommended to hire a Chartered Accountant or tax expert to draft a professional legal reply to ensure the proceedings are closed favorably.