When a notice arrives
A clock starts
A notice arrives with a date on it. What matters first is reading what it actually asks, and answering inside the time it allows.
What it covers
- Replies to notices from the income tax and GST authorities
- Representation before assessing authorities
- Appeals before the appellate authorities
- Drafting submissions and statements of fact
- Appearance and follow-through to disposal
- Assessment and reassessment proceedings
Handled by CA Lokesh Gupta · Managing Partner
How it runs
This work arrives with a date on it.
A notice arrives with a date on it.
We read it and tell you what it actually asks.
The reply is drafted and filed within the time.
We appear and see it through.
What the clock looks like
A notice arrives It has a date on it, and the date is already running.
The reply is filed Within the time the notice allows, not after it.
The matter is heard Before the assessing or appellate authority.
It is disposed of Or it goes further, and we say so at that point.
Who handles it
Accountable partner
CA Lokesh Gupta
Managing Partner