Services · Notice Handling
Notice Handling & Tax Litigation
GST and IT notices, scrutiny, appeals, penalty reduction
From ₹4,999/notice
A tax notice is not the end of the world — but a mishandled notice almost always costs more than it should.
We have replied to thousands of GST and IT notices. The pattern is consistent: a clean, well-documented reply filed inside the statutory timeline collapses most additions to a fraction of the demand.
For complex matters going to CIT(A), CESTAT or High Court, we draft the appeal, brief counsel and represent you through to the final order.
What's included
- Notice analysis and risk assessment
- Reply drafting with documentary support
- Filing through e-proceedings / GST portal
- Representation before Assessing Officer
- Appeals before CIT(A) and CESTAT
- Penalty reduction and condonation requests
- Stay applications and rectification
- Settlement scheme and amnesty filings
How we work
1
Notice review
Same-day analysis of the notice, the underlying allegation and the risk band.
2
Reply drafting
Detailed reply with documentary support, case law references and computations.
3
Filing & follow-up
Reply filed through portal; we track every hearing and respond to clarifications.
4
Closure
Order received; we explain implications and file appeal if warranted.
Documents we need
- Copy of the notice received
- Original return / GST return for the relevant period
- Books of account and supporting bills
- Bank statements for the period under review
- Past correspondence with the department
Frequently asked
My GST notice has a 7-day deadline — can you help?+
Yes. We do same-day onboarding for time-sensitive notices and file an acknowledgement reply within 48 hours to preserve your rights.
How do you reduce penalty?+
Voluntary disclosure, cooperation cited in reply, reasonable cause defended, and amnesty schemes invoked where applicable.
Will you appear before the officer?+
Yes — physical and video hearings are part of the scope at no extra fee for retainer clients.
What is the success rate?+
For straightforward defects (139(9), 143(1)) the closure rate is near 100%. For scrutiny and reassessment, we focus on collapsing the additions to a defensible number.
Do you handle GST appeals?+
Yes — first appeal before Commissioner Appeals and second before GST Appellate Tribunal once it is constituted.
Ready for hassle-free notice handling?
Pick a slot or WhatsApp us — we'll take it from there.