A written notice from the Income Tax Department to a taxpayer about a problem with his tax account is called an income tax notice. The notification can be sent for many reasons, like filing or not filing their income tax return, making the assessment, requesting for certain facts, etc. When the Income Tax Department sends a notice, the taxpayer has a certain amount of time to respond to the notification and work with the tax authorities to fix the problem.
The income tax department sends different types of notices to taxpayers depending on the cause of the notice. These notices are as follows –
In two circumstances, the assessing officer issues a notice under section 142 (1). To begin, if the officer requests extra information and documentation regarding your income tax returns...
Get ExpertIf the AO believes you have submitted a defective income tax return, he will serve you with a notice under this provision. The problem could be due to missing information, selecting the incorrect ITR form, etc...
Get ExpertThis notification is sent when the assessing officer (AO) has grounds to think that a taxpayer has submitted his ITR on a lesser income or has not filed as required by law...
Get ExpertIf the taxpayer is required to pay a penalty, fine, tax, or any other amount to the income tax department, a notification under Section 156 will be given...
Get ExpertThe tax department processes your ITRs online after you file and verify them. Intimation under Section 143(1) is a computer-generated initial assessment that is sent to all taxpayers under Section 143.(1)...
Get ExpertIf the Tax Department decides to examine the taxpayer's ITR, a notice under Section 143(2) is issued. The assessing officer sends this letter within 6 months of the end of the fiscal year...
Get ExpertIf the assessing officer feels that the taxpayer is concealing all or part of his income, he may issue a notice under this section...
Get ExpertThe assessing officer (AO) serves this notice under Section 245 of the Income Tax Act if it is suspected that you did not pay taxes in the preceding fiscal year...
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