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Section 252 (old 133(6))Verification
When to use this
A notice under Section 133(6) (Section 252, Income-tax Act 2025) is a call for information — the officer wants details/documents about a transaction. It's often just verification, not an assessment. Reply factually and on time with this draft.
The draft — copy & adapt
To,
The [designation of issuing officer],
Income Tax Department
Sub: Reply to notice u/s 133(6) [Section 252, Income-tax Act 2025] — PAN [PAN], DIN [notice DIN] dated [date]
Sir/Madam,
1. I refer to your notice u/s 133(6) dated [date] calling for information regarding [subject — e.g. "a deposit of ₹[__] / a transaction with [party] during FY [____]"].
2. The information sought is furnished below:
(a) [Point-wise reply to each query — nature and source of the transaction.]
(b) [e.g. "The amount of ₹[__] represents [sale proceeds/loan/gift] received from [party], reflected in my return for AY [____]."]
3. The following documents are enclosed in support: [bank statement, invoice, agreement, confirmation, ITR acknowledgement, etc.].
4. I confirm the above is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. Please let me know if any further detail is required.
Yours faithfully,
[Name]
PAN: [PAN] · Date: [date]
Replace the [bracketed] parts with your details before sending. This is a general template, not legal advice on your specific matter.
Provisions this relates to
Section 252 (old 133(6))
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