Income tax scrutiny, reassessment and demand proceedings are now largely faceless. Notices, replies and hearings run on the e-filing portal and through video conferencing, so we can act for you wherever you are in India. We prepare replies, compile the evidence and represent you through assessment and appeal.
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Notices we handle
- Scrutiny notices under section 143(2) and questionnaires under section 142(1)
- Reassessment: show cause notices under section 148A and notices under section 148 (sections 281 and 280 of the Income-tax Act, 2025)
- Mismatch and adjustment intimations under section 143(1)(a) and 143(1) demands
- Defective return notices under section 139(9)
- Penalty notices under section 270A and related provisions
- TDS / TCS demands and default notices on TRACES
- Appeals before the CIT(A) / JCIT(A) and the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal
- Outstanding demand and recovery, including stay applications and rectification
How we work
- Diagnose. We read the notice, check its validity and limitation, and list what the officer is actually asking for.
- Evidence. We reconcile AIS, TIS and Form 26AS against your books and bank statements and organise the documents.
- Reply. A structured written submission with annexures, uploaded on the portal before the due date.
- Follow-through. Video hearings, draft assessment orders, rectification and appeal if needed.
Frequently asked questions
My notice cites the Income-tax Act, 1961. Is that still valid after 1 April 2026?
Yes. The Income-tax Act, 2025 came into force on 1 April 2026, but proceedings for earlier years continue under the 1961 Act. Most notices issued in 2026 still refer to the old section numbers.
Do I need to visit the tax office?
Usually not. Faceless proceedings are conducted online. Where a jurisdictional officer asks for a personal appearance, we attend in Delhi NCR.
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This page gives general information and is not legal advice.