Replies to intimations, scrutiny, reassessment and outstanding demand notices.
143(1)143(2)148A245
Overview
Typical timeWithin the time given in the notice
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Replies to intimations, scrutiny, reassessment and outstanding demand notices.
What's included
Notices under sections 143(1), 139(9), 143(2), 148/148A and 156
Drafting and filing replies on the e-filing portal
Representation before the assessing officer
Rectification and stay of demand
Information we need
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Assessment year *AY 2026-27 · AY 2025-26 · AY 2024-25 · AY 2023-24 · Earlier
Date of notice optional
Reply due date optional
Documents usually needed
Upload these in the client portal after ordering – scans or clear phone photos are fine.
Copy of the notice
Return and computation for that year
AIS / Form 26AS
Supporting documents for the income or claims questioned
Earlier replies, if any
As per law
Law and sections
Income-tax Act, 1961 for income up to FY 2025-26; the Income-tax Act, 2025 applies from tax year 2026-27 (1 April 2026) – sections 139(9) (defective return), 143(1) (intimation), 143(2) (scrutiny), 148A and 148 (reassessment), 156 (demand)
Faceless Assessment Scheme
Who must comply
Any taxpayer who receives a notice or intimation
Time limits
Reply within the time given in the notice (often 7 to 30 days); extensions can be requested online
If it is missed
Best-judgment assessment (section 144) if no reply; penalty for under-reporting (section 270A) and non-compliance (section 272A)
General information based on the law as at October 2026. Rules and due dates change, so we confirm the current position before starting your work.
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