A notice from the tax department needs a careful, timely reply. We read the notice, collect the evidence, draft the reply and represent you before the officer, so that the matter is closed with the least tax, interest and penalty.
We handle notices under both the Income-tax and GST laws, at every stage from the first notice to appeals.
01 What we do
Income Tax Notices
Defective return, mismatch, rectification, CPC intimations, demand and refund issues, and notices for non-filing.
Scrutiny & Reassessment
Faceless and regular assessments, reopening of past years, and inquiries into cash deposits, loans or high-value transactions.
GST Notices & Audits
Scrutiny of returns, input tax credit mismatches, departmental audits, show cause notices and summons.
Appeals
Appeals before the Commissioner (Appeals) and the Appellate Tribunal, with written submissions and personal hearings.
Penalty & Prosecution Matters
Replies to penalty notices, compounding applications and settlement options.
02 Who needs it
- Anyone who has received an income tax or GST notice
- Businesses facing a GST department audit or inquiry
- Taxpayers with a demand they believe is wrong
- Trusts and charitable institutions with registration or exemption issues
03 How we work
- ReviewSend us the notice; we tell you what it asks, the deadline and the risk.
- CollectWe list the documents and explanations needed.
- ReplyWe draft and file the reply on the portal, or appear before the officer.
- Follow upWe track the matter until the order, and file an appeal if needed.
How soon should I act on a notice?
Immediately. Most notices give 7 to 30 days to reply, and an extension must be asked for before the deadline.
Can you appear for me?
Yes. With your authorisation we file replies and attend hearings, including faceless proceedings online.
04 Send your requirement
Tell us briefly what you need. Your request reaches our office by email and we will get back to you.
General information, not professional advice. Limits, rates and due dates change; please confirm before acting.