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How to submit a 133(6) reply on the portal
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Facts
Replies to officer notices are filed in e-Proceedings, either as a full response or as partial responses. Remarks are limited to 4,000 characters and each attachment to 5 MB. You receive an acknowledgement once submitted.
Provisions and law
- Sec 133(6) (now Sec 252(1)(a))The officer can call for information useful for or relevant to any enquiry or proceeding
Analysis
The portal user manual explains that notices from officers allow a partial response, useful when you need several submissions, or a full response that closes your reply. Each category you select needs a document, so prepare one clean PDF per item with a short index. Write the reply as a numbered list matching the questions in the notice. If you received the notice as a third party, use the 'Of Other PAN/TAN' option in e-Proceedings.
Conclusion
- Prepare a reply letter answering each question in order.
- Scan documents into PDFs under 5 MB each, named by item.
- Go to e-Proceedings, open the notice and choose Submit Response.
- Upload, submit and download the acknowledgement.
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