Income tax notices can be received for scrutiny under Section 143(2), defective return under Section 139(9), demand under Section 156, or high value transactions under Section 133(6). Each notice requires a specific legal and factual response. Kyra Tax prepares comprehensive replies and represents you in e-proceedings.
Key Benefits
Professional legal reply by tax experts
Case-specific research and document compilation
Representation in e-proceedings on IT portal
Reduce or eliminate unjustified demands
Respond within all statutory deadlines
Appeal filing if demand is confirmed
Documents Required
- Copy of notice received
- ITR filed for the relevant year
- Form 16 and Form 26AS for the year
- Bank statements and investment proofs
- Any previous correspondence with the department
Our Process
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the time limit to reply?
Varies by notice type. Section 143(2) scrutiny: 30 days. Section 139(9) defective return: 15 days. Missing deadlines leads to ex-parte assessment.
What if I receive a scrutiny notice?
A scrutiny notice means the IT department wants to examine your return in detail. Our team handles the complete e-proceedings with all supporting documents.
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