If there is anything wrong with the income tax return, a notice comes from the Income Tax Department, but do you know that these notices are of many types. Let’s know about it in detail.
It is known to everyone that if there is any deficiency in ITR, notice is sent by the Income Tax Department, but few people know that these notices are of many types. . Notice can also come if there is any difference between your income and tax. Notice comes even if something has been left wrong by mistake. Let us know about all the notices of the Income Tax Department…
Please tell that the deadline for filing ITR was 31 July 2023. After filing your Income Tax Return (ITR), the Income Tax Department will review the tax paid by you. If the tax paid is found to be less than the amount payable to the taxpayer or if the department finds any error then the department can send you a notice as per these sections.
Section 133A
Under Section 133A, notice is issued for survey or scrutiny of accounts.
Section 131(1A)
Under Section 131(1A) of the Income Tax Act, an assessing officer has the right to suspect that the taxpayer has concealed some income. That is, on receiving this notice, you will have to provide proof that you have not hidden any income.
Section 142
The notice given under Section 142 is the most common notice, which is given for non-filing of income tax return. Under this, scrutiny of accounts can be asked. This notice can also come in case of any doubt on the documents given by the taxpayer while filing income tax return.
Section 143(1)
The notice under Section 143(1) comes when it is found that there has been a mistake or any wrong information has been given while filing the tax return. In such a case, additional tax demand is made.
Notice under section 143(2)
A taxpayer who has filed return under section 139 or 142(1). He can be given a notice under section 143(2) of the Income Tax Act. If the Assessing Officer (AO) feels that the taxpayers have shared some wrong information or have missed any information related to income, then he can send a notice.
Section 148
Section 148 notice will come when the Assessing Officer finds that some of your income has not been assessed, in such a situation reassessment can be done.
Section 156
If any tax, interest, damages etc. remains due from the taxpayer, then he can be asked to pay by issuing a notice under section 156.
