Since 1 April 2026, notices can be issued under the new Income-tax Act, 2025, where section numbers have changed. We handle notices under both the old and the new Act.
What's included
- Notice analysis within 24 hours
- Drafted reply and online submission
- Rectification requests
Who needs it
- Intimations that reduce your refund or raise a demand
- Defective return notices
- Scrutiny notices asking for documents or explanations
- Reassessment notices for income said to have escaped assessment
- Outstanding demand and penalty notices
Documents required
- The notice (PDF from the e-filing portal or email)
- Your return and computation for that year
- AIS and Form 26AS for the year
- Bank statements and documents about the issue raised
How it works
- Send us the noticeA professional reads it within one working day and tells you the deadline.
- AnalyseWe identify the issue, the amount involved and the strongest response.
- Draft and gather evidenceWe prepare the reply and list the documents to attach.
- Submit and follow upWe file the response on the portal, attend online hearings and track the outcome.
Timeline: First analysis within one working day; replies are drafted well before the deadline.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if I ignore an income tax notice?
The officer can decide the matter on the information available, which often means a higher demand, interest and possibly a penalty. If the deadline is close, ask for more time and reply rather than ignore it.
Can I reply to a notice online?
Yes. Most notices are issued and answered on the income-tax e-filing portal, and hearings are generally held by video conference under the faceless scheme.
Is every notice a scrutiny?
No. Many are automated intimations or requests to correct a defect in the return. The notice states the provision it is issued under, which tells you how serious it is.