Got a notice from the Income Tax Department? Whether you are in Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Guntur, Nellore, Tirupati or any other district of Andhra Pradesh, our CA-led team reads your notice within 24 hours, drafts the reply, and files it on the e-portal — on time, every time.
If a notice in Andhra Pradesh escalates beyond a reply, it helps to know the road ahead. Under the faceless system the assessment and first appeal are handled electronically by the National Faceless Centres, but the tribunal and court stages for Andhra Pradesh are location-specific:
For administration, Andhra Pradesh falls under the Pr. CCIT, Andhra Pradesh & Telangana (Hyderabad). We represent Andhra Pradesh taxpayers at every stage above — from the first notice reply through to the Visakhapatnam & Hyderabad ITAT bench — so the same team carries your matter if it escalates.
The Income Tax Department has gone fully data-driven. Your return is now matched, automatically, against your AIS/TIS, Form 26AS, GST returns, bank SFT reports, property and vehicle registrations and share/mutual-fund data. When any of these don't reconcile with what you filed, a notice is generated automatically. The fix is a documented, CA-drafted reply filed before the deadline — exactly what we do.
The automated intimation after your return is processed — flags a mismatch, an adjustment, a refund, or a demand. The most common notice of all.
Your return is treated as defective (wrong ITR form, missing schedules, tax not paid, P&L/balance-sheet not filled). You must respond within 15 days or the return is invalid.
A pre-assessment inquiry asking you to file a return or produce accounts, bank statements and documents.
Your return is picked for detailed scrutiny — income, deductions and transactions will be examined. Timelines are strict.
The department believes income has escaped assessment and wants to reopen an earlier year. High-stakes — the reply and 148A objections decide whether it proceeds.
Your refund is being adjusted against an old demand. You get a short window to agree or object.
A formal demand for tax, interest or penalty payable — usually after an order.
The AO calls for specific information or documents about you or a transaction.
A soft nudge on high-value transactions in your AIS/TIS (cash deposits, property, shares, credit-card spend) asking you to confirm or revise.
We serve individuals and businesses across all 26 districts of Andhra Pradesh — online from our Jaipur base. Pick your district:
Note the section, the assessment year and the response deadline printed on the notice, and do not miss that date. Then send the notice to us on WhatsApp — we read it the same day and tell you what it means, the risk, and the plan.
Yes. We serve every district in Andhra Pradesh — Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Guntur, Nellore, Tirupati and all the rest — entirely online, with a chartered accountant drafting and filing the reply.
It escalates. A defective return can be treated as invalid, a refund can be forfeited, and under 142(1)/143(2)/148 the officer can complete the assessment ex-parte and raise a demand with interest and penalty. A timely reply protects your rights.
It depends on the section and the work. A simple 143(1) mismatch reply is modest; a full scrutiny or 148 reassessment is priced by complexity. We confirm a fixed fee before we start.
Yes — including the 148A objection stage, the scrutiny submission, and, if needed, the appeal before CIT(A) and ITAT.
A chartered accountant drafts and reviews every reply. Notices are closed by the right reconciliations and a properly reasoned submission, which is what we prepare.
Send it to us on WhatsApp. We’ll read it today and tell you what it means, the risk, and the fee.
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