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Notices and Litigation

A notice is a question, not a verdict. Every notice carries a deadline, and a considered written reply filed in time is what protects your position.

Income tax notices, answered

From the first intimation to full assessment

  • Notice replies and scrutiny defence, from 143(1) adjustments to full assessments
  • Reassessment and Section 148A proceedings, with the procedural record examined first

Read the guide: When an Income Tax Notice Arrives →

GST notices, answered

Replies built on your own reconciled figures

  • ASMT-10 scrutiny and DRC-01 show-cause replies built on your own reconciled figures
  • ITC mismatch and Section 16(4) disputes
  • Audit and inspection response under Sections 65 and 67

Read the guide: When a GST Notice Arrives →

Appeals, carried through

When the assessment must be contested

  • Income tax appeals before CIT(A) and ITAT
  • GST appeals under Section 107 and before GSTAT

Search and survey defence

Representation when it matters most

  • Representation during income tax and GST search and survey proceedings, and in the assessments that follow
 

A notice has arrived?

A photograph of the notice is enough to begin. The deadline is noted first, then the reply is planned.