Income Tax Intimation / Demand Notice Under Section 143(1) Response:
What
is Intimation under Section 143(1)?
After
you file your Income Tax Return (ITR), the Income Tax Department processes it
online. The system checks your details against the information available in
their records. If there’s any mismatch, you may receive an Intimation Notice
under Section 143(1).
This intimation can be:
- · No Demand,
No Refund – Your return is accepted as filed.
- · Refund
Determined – The department owes you a refund.
- · Demand
Determined – The department finds a shortfall in taxes paid and raises a
demand.
Why Did You Get a Demand Notice?
Common
reasons include:
- · Incorrect
TDS/TCS details
- · Disallowance
of deductions, exemptions, or losses
- · Arithmetic
or clerical errors in the return
- · Advance tax
/ Self-assessment tax mismatch
- · Interest
under Sections 234F, 234E etc
Dealing
with income tax notices can be stressful. At ActiveTaxPro, we help you:
- · Analyse the
intimation/demand notice
- · Match your
filed return with Form 26AS/AIS/TIS
- · Identify
discrepancies and prepare the correct response
- · File
rectification request, if applicable
- · Ensure
timely compliance to avoid penalties
Our Services for 143(1) Response:
- · Notice
review and explanation in simple terms
- · Drafting
reply on the Income Tax Portal
- · Guidance for
tax payment, if applicable
- · Filing
rectification under Section 154 (if needed)
- End-to-end support until closure
Got
an Intimation / Demand Notice under Section 143(1)? Don’t panic. Let
ActiveTaxPro handle it for you.
Contact us today for expert assistance.
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