Notice Response

Turn Tax Notices Into Draft Replies in Minutes

Upload a notice (143(1) intimation, 148 reassessment, or 271(1)(c) penalty) and get a structured draft response with relevant sections, CBDT circulars, and tribunal precedents identified automatically.

The Problem

CAs juggle tight statutory deadlines across dozens of clients, each with unique notice types. A Section 148 reassessment notice requires understanding the 'reason to believe' threshold, the applicable time limits under Section 149, and whether the AO followed mandatory procedural steps. Researching the right arguments, circulars, and case law for each issue takes hours of manual work, and missing a single deadline or legal argument can cost the client lakhs.

How TaxMarg Helps

Automatic Notice Parsing

Upload the notice PDF or image. TaxMarg extracts the notice type (143(1)/148/142(1)/271(1)(c)), the assessment year, the sections cited, the demand amount, and the response deadline. Scanned notices are handled via OCR with no manual data entry needed.

Issue-Wise Legal Research

Each issue raised in the notice triggers targeted RAG queries. For a 148 reassessment, TaxMarg pulls the 'reason to believe' requirements, the mandatory Section 148A procedure, time limits under Section 149, and relevant CBDT circulars, all with pinpoint citations.

Structured Draft & Checklist

Get a ready-to-edit draft response organized by issue, with legal arguments, supporting provisions, and a compliance checklist: documents to attach, deadlines to track, and risk flags for arguments that may not hold up on appeal.

Try These Questions

What is the mandatory procedure under Section 148A before issuing a reassessment notice under Section 148, and what are the grounds to challenge non-compliance?
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What is the time limit for issuing a notice under Section 149(1)(b) for escaped income exceeding Rs 50 lakhs?
How should a CA respond to a Section 143(1) intimation demanding tax on an exempt income that was correctly claimed under Section 10(10D)?
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