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Letting a CA reply to the 133(6) notice for me
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Facts
You can add a CA or other person as your authorised representative on the e-Filing portal. The representative can then view and respond to e-Proceedings for you. You remain responsible for what is said in the reply.
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 lets you authorise a representative under the Authorised Partners or My Profile options, and the representative responds through e-Proceedings, As Authorized Representative. The user manual notes that a representative uses an OTP sent to them, valid for 15 minutes. Share documents with the CA early so the reply is ready before the date. Review the final reply yourself, because facts in it bind you.
Conclusion
- Log in and add your CA as authorised representative.
- Share the notice and documents with the CA.
- Review the draft reply for accuracy.
- Let the CA submit and send you the acknowledgement.
A Savvy can do this for you
Call for information, Sec 133(6) (now 252(1)(a))
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