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Notice Handling (GST, Income Tax & TDS)

Replies to GST, income tax and TDS notices — drafting to hearings

From ₹4,999/-*

+ 18% GST · no lock-in

A notice from the GST or income tax department can be stressful, but it is manageable with a timely, well-documented response. Ignoring it is what turns a query into a demand or penalty.

We analyse the notice, assemble the right evidence, draft a reasoned reply, submit it on the relevant portal and represent you through follow-ups and hearings until the matter is closed.

What tax notice handling covers

A tax notice is a formal communication from the income-tax or GST department asking you to explain, correct or substantiate something in your filings. Most notices are not accusations of fraud — they are queries triggered by data mismatches between your return and third-party information. But every notice carries a deadline, and ignoring it is what turns a routine query into a demand, penalty or recovery action. Professional notice handling means reading the notice correctly, gathering the right evidence, and drafting a precise, on-time reply.

We handle the full range — from income-tax intimations and scrutiny notices to GST scrutiny and demand notices — representing you before the department so you are not navigating intimidating jargon and portals alone.

Common notices we handle

  • Income-tax section 143(1) intimations — adjustments and refund/demand computations.
  • Section 139(9) defective-return notices and section 142(1)/143(2) scrutiny notices.
  • Section 245 (refund adjusted against demand) and section 148 reassessment notices.
  • GST ASMT-10 scrutiny notices and DRC-01/DRC-01A demand notices.
  • Mismatch notices on TDS, ITC, GSTR-1 vs 3B and AIS discrepancies.

Why notices arrive — and why speed matters

The department now cross-matches your returns against AIS, Form 26AS, GST data and bank reports automatically. A mismatch — unreported interest, ITC claimed without a matching purchase, GSTR-1 not tallying with GSTR-3B — generates a notice. Each one specifies a response window, often as short as 7, 15 or 30 days. Reply well and the matter usually closes; miss the deadline and the officer can pass an order on the information available, leading to a demand, interest and penalty that is far harder and costlier to reverse on appeal.

Our notice-response process

  • Share the notice (photo/PDF on WhatsApp) the moment you receive it.
  • We decode what is actually being asked and the exact deadline.
  • We reconcile your records, assemble supporting evidence and compute any genuine liability.
  • We draft and file a clear, legally sound reply on the portal and represent you in follow-ups.
  • We advise on next steps — rectification, appeal or payment — if required.

Why TCC for notice handling

A notice is stressful precisely because the stakes and the deadline are real. Our experts have responded to hundreds across income tax and GST: we act fast, reply precisely, and represent you before the authorities — turning a scary letter into a closed matter. Fixed, transparent fees with WhatsApp-first updates.

What's included

  • Review and analysis of the notice
  • Gathering of supporting documents
  • Drafting of a reasoned reply
  • Online submission on the relevant portal
  • Representation and follow-up through hearings

How we work

  1. 01

    Share notice

    Send the notice and related records.

  2. 02

    We analyse

    We assess the issue and your position.

  3. 03

    We draft

    We prepare a strong, documented reply.

  4. 04

    We respond

    We submit and follow up to closure.

Documents we need

  • Copy of the notice received
  • Relevant returns and financial records
  • Supporting invoices and reconciliations
  • Previous correspondence, if any

Frequently asked

Which notices do you handle?+

GST notices such as DRC-01 and ASMT-10, income tax scrutiny and assessment notices, and TDS default and demand notices.

Should I ignore a small notice?+

No. Even routine notices have deadlines, and ignoring them can escalate into demands and penalties. We respond promptly and properly.

Do you represent before authorities?+

Yes. We draft replies, submit them online and represent you in follow-ups and hearings as needed.

Which notices do you handle?+

GST notices (ASMT-10, DRC-01), income tax notices (139(9), 143(1), 143(2), 142(1)) and TDS defaults, from drafting replies to representation.

What is an ASMT-10?+

A GST scrutiny notice flagging discrepancies in your returns. A timely, well-supported reply usually prevents escalation to a demand.

How quickly should I respond?+

Each notice has a stated deadline, often 15 to 30 days. Reply promptly; we usually act within 48 hours of receiving it.

What if I ignore a notice?+

Ignoring notices can lead to best-judgment assessments, demands, penalties and recovery action. Early response protects you.

Do you represent me before the department?+

Yes. We draft submissions, file replies and represent you in hearings where required.

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