Someone who turns up and answers for you
A notice is not a verdict. Most are resolved by producing what was always there, in the format the officer needs, before the deadline. The cases that go badly are usually the ones where nobody replied.
We appear as your Authorised Representative under s.288(2) of the Income Tax Act.
How we handle it
- Reading the notice
- Evidence assembly
- Drafting the reply
- Faceless proceedings
How we handle it
Reading the notice
What is actually being asked, what the deadline really is, and what happens if it passes.
Evidence assembly
The documents that answer the question, indexed and referenced rather than dumped.
Drafting the reply
A response that addresses the point raised, with the legal position stated where it helps.
Faceless proceedings
Submissions through the faceless assessment portal, tracked to completion.
Personal appearance
Attending before the officer where a hearing is fixed, so you do not have to.
Appeals
First appeal before the Commissioner (Appeals), including the grounds and statement of facts.