Tax Filing Guru

Common reasons include: mismatch between your ITR and Form 26AS/AIS (e.g., interest income not reported), non-filing of ITR, high-value transactions flagged by the department, or a random scrutiny selection. Most notices are resolved online.

No. The entire process under 'Faceless Assessment' is handled online. We draft the response, upload supporting documents on the e-filing portal, and submit it — all without you needing to visit any office.

We file a Rectification Request under Section 154 to correct arithmetical mistakes or errors apparent from record. If the demand is disputed, we file a formal Appeal before the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals).

The notice will specify a deadline (usually 30 days from issue). Ignoring it can lead to ex-parte assessment (the department decides without your input), penalties, and coercive recovery. Always respond promptly.

We handle notices under Section 142(1) (inquiry), 143(1) (intimation / demand), 143(2) (scrutiny), 148 (income escaping assessment), 156 (demand notice), 245 (refund adjustment), and many more.