Handling Income Tax Notice

The Income Tax Department sends notices for different reasons. This could include situations where someone hasn’t filed their income tax returns, there are mistakes in the filed returns, or when the tax department needs more documents or information from the taxpayer.

There is nothing inherently worrisome or distressing about the received notice. However, it is essential for the taxpayer to comprehend the notice, understand its nature, grasp the instructions from the requester, and take the necessary actions to comply.

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Necessary Documents

The documents necessary may differ based on the specific type of Income Tax notice issued to the taxpayer. However, the fundamental documents required to respond to an income tax notice typically include:-

  • The Income Tax Notice copy.
  • Proof of Income source such as (Part B ) of Form 16, Salary receipts, etc.
  • TDS certificates, Form 16 (Part A)
  • Investment Proof if they are applicable.

FAQs

Assessing Officer issues Notice 139 (9) when discrepancies or inaccuracies are found in the taxpayer’s filed Income Tax Return (ITR). The notice not only outlines the identified errors but also provides a detailed description of the issues along with recommended solutions for rectification.

If the Assessing Officer suspects income concealment by the taxpayer, a notice under Section 131(1A) is issued. This notice serves as intimation that the AO is commencing an inquiry or investigation into the matter.

Section 245 functions as a notification, wherein this notification signifies the adjustment of the taxpayer’s refund, either entirely or partially, against outstanding previous tax liabilities.

The response to the Income Tax notice must be furnished within 15 days from the date of the intimation issued by the assessing officer. If an extension is required, a written request can be submitted to the local assessing officer.

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