Tax notices
Intimation after processing, Sec 143(1) (now 270(1))
Who it is for: Sec 143(1) (now 270(1))
What this means, checked by a CA
This is the department's calculation of your return. We check it line by line and act on any demand or refund difference.
₹999
One time, + 18% GST
- Delivered in 48 hours
- Due: 30 days if there is a demand
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 · 7 items
PAN
Identity on the case and portal
Notice, all pages, with DIN
Section, deadline, what is asked
Date the notice was received
Starts the reply clock
Portal access (OTP with client during work)
To view and respond on the portal
Filed ITR and computation
Compare with intimation
Form 168 (old 26AS) and AIS
Check tax credits
Challans paidOptional
Prove taxes paid
DiscussionWhat we discuss · 3 items
Is there a demand, refund, or neither?
Decides the action
Do the tax credits match?
Most demands are credit mismatches
Any income shown differently?
Rectification vs agreement
FormsForms we file · 3 items
Line-by-line comparison: return vs intimation
Day 1
Due: Day 1
Response to outstanding demand (agree / disagree / partly)
Within 30 days
Where: https://www.incometax.gov.in. Due: Within 30 days
Rectification request if the error is the department's
Within 4 years
Where: https://www.incometax.gov.in. Due: Within 4 years
DeliverablesWhat you get · 2 items
Comparison note in plain words
Client decides with us
When: Same day
Response or rectification acknowledgement
Revised intimation or demand closed
When: Weeks
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