Income Tax Notice & Demand Reply

Expert drafting and filing of responses to all types of Income Tax notices — 143(1), 139(9), 245, 148A, and more.

Analysis of notice type and implications

Response drafting with supporting documents

Online submission via e-Proceedings portal

Demand rectification under section 154

Follow-up until case closure

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What is IT Notice & Demand Reply?

Drafting and filing responses for all types of Income Tax notices: 143(1) intimations with demand, 139(9) defective return notices, 245 set-off notices, 148A pre-SCN for reassessment, scrutiny under 143(2), and outstanding demand queries. Includes rectification applications under Section 154 and grievance submissions.

FilingsForU.com handles the entire process end-to-end — from document collection and verification to portal filing and follow-up — so you can focus on running your business.

Documents Required

Copy of the notice received, previous ITR filed, Form 26AS / AIS for the relevant year, any supporting documents referenced in the notice, bank statements if demanded.

Timeline

Response drafted within 3–5 working days. Final timeline depends on notice response deadline set by the department.

Representation

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Why Choose FilingsForU.com?

Domain-trained professionals who specialise in this exact service
Fixed, transparent pricing — confirmed before work begins
WhatsApp updates at every stage of the process
Pan India coverage for all online filings; physical representation in Bangalore & Gurgaon
Your file is reviewed before submission — errors caught first

IT Notice & Demand Reply FAQs

Common questions about it notice & demand reply

What is a 143(1) intimation?

Section 143(1) is a computer-generated intimation comparing your filed return against department records. It may show a demand if there are mismatches in TDS, income, or deductions claimed.

What happens if I don't respond to a notice?

Ignoring a notice can lead to ex-parte assessment (assessment without your input), penalties, and even prosecution in serious cases. Always respond within the deadline.

Can I get a demand reduced?

Yes. If the demand is due to errors in processing, you can file a rectification request under section 154. If it's an assessment order, you can appeal to CIT(A).