Call for information, Sec 133(6) (now 252(1)(a))

Tax notices

Call for information, Sec 133(6) (now 252(1)(a))

What this means, checked by a CA

The officer wants information about specific transactions. We give exactly what's asked, clearly, so it doesn't turn into a bigger inquiry.

₹999

One time, + 18% GST

  • Delivered in 48 hours
  • Due: Date given in the notice

How we do it: IDFD

Every case runs through the same four steps: Information, Discussion, Forms, Deliverables. You see each one ticked as it happens.

InformationWhat we need from you · 6 items
  1. PAN

    Identity on the case and portal

  2. Notice, all pages, with DIN

    Section, deadline, what is asked

  3. Date the notice was received

    Starts the reply clock

  4. Portal access (OTP with client during work)

    To view and respond on the portal

  5. Statements for the transactions asked

    Answer precisely

  6. Filed ITR

    Show where it was reported

DiscussionWhat we discuss · 3 items
  1. Which transactions are asked about?

    Scope of reply

  2. Were they reported in the return?

    Main defence

  3. Any third party involved?

    Their confirmations

FormsForms we file · 2 items
  1. Information reply on e-Proceedings

    Date in notice

    Where: https://www.incometax.gov.in. Due: Date in notice

  2. Index of documents attached

    With reply

    Due: With reply

DeliverablesWhat you get · 2 items
  1. Reply acknowledgement

    Usually closes, or a further query

    When: Weeks

  2. Plain-language note

    Next step if more is asked

    When: Same day

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