Tax Notice Reply

Drafts a calm, fact-based reply to a tax or compliance notice without citing anything you didn't give it.

Verification & Truth

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Why it works: Every line has to point at evidence you listed, and it is told never to cite a case law.

Notice reference

What the notice is about

Taxpayer name

Assessment year

The discrepancy, in your words

The evidence you have

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Draft a formal reply to statutory notice IT-SCRUTINY-2026-901 regarding Difference in turnover reported in Form 26AS vs ITR.

Facts:
- Taxpayer name: Technocraft Solutions LLP
- Assessment year: 2025-26
- Key discrepancy: Rs. 14,20,000 reported under Section 194J by client Alpha Corp not reflecting in turnover, because the client filed a late revised TDS return in Q4.
- Evidence available: Bank statement showing credit on 12 March 2025, Form 16A issued by Alpha Corp, reconciliation statement.

Rules:
- Professional, respectful, objective tone.
- Refer to the evidence documents by annexure number.
- Ask for a personal hearing, under the principle of natural justice, if an adverse order is being considered.
- Do not cite any case law.

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