Suitable Reply to Show Cause Notices, Appeals against orders passed by Assessing Officer to Higher Authority under GST ,Income Tax Act, PT and other Laws
The basic objective of a Show Cause Notice is to display the intention of the department to initiate the further proceedings by passing orders.
The notice serves the purpose of giving an opportunity to the organization or assessee to comply with various requirements of law before passing an order. The notice should be replied within the stipulated time, if not replied within the stipulated time, it can prove to be beneficial to the Department to pass orders. Once the Order is passed, the next remedy is to appeal to higher authority under the Law.
Common Notices Under GST
1. Notices in Form GST REG-03 for Seeking Additional
2. Information/Clarification/Documents relating to Application for Registration/Amendment/Cancellation (Rule 9)
3. Notice for Cancellation of Registration for non-filing of Returns
4. Notice FORM GST RFD-08 for rejection of refund application
Common Income Tax Notices
- Section 142(1) - Inquiry Notice before Assessment of Tax
- Notice for defective return u/s 139(9)
- Assessment or Reassessment Notice Under Section 148
- Notice for demand under section 156
- Intimation under section 143(1)
- On receiving the intimation u/s 143(1), there’ll be two cases, either you’ll agree with the computation done by the department or you’ll not.
- Income Tax Notice u/s 143(2) for Scrutiny u/s 143(3)
- Notice u/s Section 131(1A) Of Income Tax Act: Validity & Response of Summons Issued
- Intimation u/s 245 of the Income Tax Act is issued by the Income Tax Department to intimate you that they are adjusting your previous year’s pending tax payable with the current year’s refund.
- Assessment or reassessment Notice Under Section 148 of the Income Tax Act.
Our Experienced team helps organizations/Assessee in Drafting a suitable reply after considering the followings. Our experienced team will do the following while replying:
- Verify, whether it is in the prescribed Form.
- Find out whether the alleged default exists and whether the notice is self-explanatory.
- If clarifications are needed, write to issuing authority, to clarify.
- do not reply hurriedly, or in a half-hearted manner.
- Understanding the Facts of the case as are very important before writing a reply.
- Prayer i.e. what lastly we expect the authority to do , shall be mentioned.
Appeal to Higher Authority
Once the Order is passed by the Department designated Officer, the next remedy is to appeal to higher authority under the Law.
GST
Our experienced Team help organizations in finding remedy by filing appropriate Appeal against Order passed under GST.
INCOME TAX ACT
Our experienced Team help organizations in finding remedy by filing appropriate Appeal against Order passed by lower department official to Commissioner Appeal and the next Income Tax Appellate Tribunal also under Income Tax Act.
