Tax Notice Assistance
Received a tax notice? Don't panic. Our expert team will help you understand, respond, and resolve tax notices effectively.
Received a tax notice? Don't panic. Our expert team will help you understand, respond, and resolve tax notices effectively.
Section 143(1), 143(2), 148, 156, 245, 234A/B/C, and other income tax notices.
GST registration, returns, assessments, audits, and other GST-related notices.
TDS defaults, demands, reconciliation issues, and other TDS-related notices.
Company compliance, annual filing, and other ROC/MCA-related notices.
SEBI, ESIC, PF, Professional Tax, and other regulatory notices.
Upload your notice through our secure portal or email it to our team.
Our tax experts analyze the notice and identify the appropriate course of action.
We prepare a comprehensive response with supporting documents.
We submit the response and follow up until the notice is resolved.
At E Tax Expert, we understand that receiving a tax notice can be stressful and confusing. Our systematic approach ensures that every notice is handled professionally and efficiently:
We explain the notice in simple terms, helping you understand what the tax authorities are asking for and why.
We draft comprehensive responses that address all points raised in the notice, supported by relevant documents and legal provisions.
We represent you before tax authorities during hearings and assessments, ensuring your interests are protected.
We help you request waiver or reduction of penalties and interest by presenting valid reasons and supporting evidence.
If you disagree with the assessment or order, we help you file appeals at appropriate forums with strong legal arguments.
We provide guidance on how to improve your compliance processes to prevent future notices and penalties.
"I received a huge tax demand notice that left me sleepless. E Tax Expert not only helped me understand the issue but also got the demand reduced by 80% through proper representation. Their expertise saved me lakhs of rupees!"
"When I received a GST notice, I was completely lost. The team at E Tax Expert guided me through the entire process, prepared all necessary documents, and resolved the issue without any penalty. Their service is truly professional and reliable."
"Our company received multiple TDS default notices with significant penalty amounts. E Tax Expert handled each notice methodically, got most penalties waived, and set up a system to prevent future defaults. Exceptional service!"
When you receive a tax notice, don't panic. First, note the due date for response. Then, carefully read the notice to understand what is being asked. Gather all relevant documents and contact a tax professional like E Tax Expert as soon as possible. Do not ignore the notice as it can lead to additional penalties and legal complications.
You should respond to a tax notice as soon as possible, and always before the deadline mentioned in the notice. Most notices have a specific timeframe for response, typically 15-30 days from the date of issue. Missing the deadline can result in ex-parte orders, additional penalties, or loss of opportunity to present your case.
Yes, in many cases, penalties and interest can be waived or reduced if you can demonstrate reasonable cause for the non-compliance. This might include circumstances like serious illness, natural disasters, incorrect advice from tax authorities, or system failures. Our experts can help you prepare a strong penalty abatement request with appropriate supporting evidence.
The documents required depend on the type of notice, but generally include: the original notice, PAN card, Aadhaar card, income tax returns for relevant years, bank statements, investment proofs, expense receipts, and any previous correspondence with tax authorities. Our team will guide you on the specific documents needed for your case after reviewing the notice.
The resolution time varies depending on the complexity of the issue and the type of notice. Simple notices like intimation under Section 143(1) can be resolved within a few weeks, while more complex scrutiny assessments under Section 143(2) may take several months. Our team works efficiently to resolve notices as quickly as possible while ensuring thorough handling of your case.
If you disagree with a tax assessment, you have the right to appeal. The first level of appeal is usually to the Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals). If still not satisfied, you can further appeal to the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), High Court, and ultimately the Supreme Court. Our team can help you prepare and file these appeals with strong legal arguments to support your case.
For notices with immediate deadlines (less than 7 days), please call us directly for priority handling:
+91 7073654495
We are committed to providing the best possible resolution for your tax notice. If we fail to respond to your notice within the deadline, we'll provide our service free of charge.*
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