A notice from the Income Tax Department is not something to ignore — but it is usually fixable. We tell you exactly what it means, respond within the deadline, and correct the underlying return so it does not come back.
Intimation, scrutiny, reassessment or defective-return notice — we tell you in plain words what it means and how serious it is.
We draft and e-file the correct response before the deadline, with the documents and explanation the department expects.
Missed income, undisclosed foreign assets or a DTAA error — we correct the return so the issue does not repeat.
An email or letter from the Income Tax Department and you are not sure what to do from abroad.
A mismatch flagged on foreign bank accounts, shares or RSUs you hold overseas.
The notice has a response date and you need it handled quickly and correctly.
Every case is different, so we review yours first and give you a clear price before any work or payment — no charge for the review, no obligation.
No hidden charges. You decide after you see the price.
💬 Get my quote →Send us a photo of the notice. We read it, explain what it means, and handle the entire response online — you do not need to travel or visit any office.
It is a notice where the department believes some income escaped assessment — under the Income-tax Act, 2025 the reassessment provisions are Sections 279–280 (the successor to the old Section 147/148). It has strict deadlines, so it should be answered carefully and on time. We handle the reply and any underlying correction.
Schedule FA is where foreign bank accounts, shares and assets are disclosed. If the department has data that does not match your return, it flags it. We reconcile and respond, and fix the disclosure.
Once we have the notice and your documents, we move quickly to meet the deadline stated in it. Tell us the date on WhatsApp and we prioritise accordingly.
It depends on the notice type and work involved, so we review it first and quote you upfront — no charge for the initial review.
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