Handling Notices

End-to-End Notice Management

For businesses, receiving GST and Income Tax notices often leads to anxiety about potential penalties, legal consequences, and operational disruptions.

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We provide a comprehensive service that handles everything from interpretation to resolution. We shield you from potential risks and eliminate the fear of fines. Before we jump into what we offer, here’s why you need to handle notices on time:

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Handling Notices & Appearing Before Authorities Regarding GST Compliances

We address GST compliance notices, file timely responses, and appear before authorities to resolve disputes effectively.

Appearing Before Income Tax Department & Handling IT Department Notices

We provide assistance in responding to IT department notices, rectifying discrepancies, and ensuring compliance with tax laws.

Why Choose Prashashti for Handling Your Notices

Complete Confidentiality in Our Process

We handle notices with utmost confidentiality and protect your sensitive financial data.

Save Time and Resources

Handling notices in-house is time-consuming and resource-intensive. We help you reduce administrative burdens.

Zero Risk & Complete Transparency

We ensure that every step of the notice handling process is carried out professionally, with all transparency, and risk-free, offering you complete peace of mind.

Save Money & Improve ROI

Not only will you save money with our affordable packages, it is a long term investment. The penalties and reputational damage far outweigh the cost of future penalties and audits

FAQs about Notice Management Service

What is the penalty for GST notice?

Under GST law, penalties for delayed GST return filing typically include late fees and interest. The exact penalty amount depends on the nature of the non-compliance and the time taken to rectify the issue.

The response time for a GST notice varies based on its type. Below is a summary of the common GST notices and their respective deadlines:

Type of GST Notice

Time Limit for Response

GSTR-3A (Notice for non-filing of returns)

15 days from the date of issuance

ASMT-10 (Notice for discrepancies in return)

30 days from the date of issuance

ADT-01 (Audit notice)

As specified in the notice

DRC-01 (Show cause notice for tax demand)

30 days from the date of issuance

Assessment refers to the process in which the Income Tax Department examines a taxpayer’s return of income to verify its accuracy. This review ensures that all declared income, deductions, and tax liabilities comply with the provisions of the Income Tax Act.

As defined under Section 2(29C) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, the Maximum Marginal Rate (MMR) is the highest rate of income tax, including any applicable surcharge, levied on an individual, an association of persons (AOP), or a body of individuals (BOI) based on the income slabs outlined in the Finance Act.

A taxpayer can either represent themselves before the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) or engage a chartered accountant, an advocate, or any other authorized representative to present their case. It is advisable to have professional representation for complex tax disputes to ensure compliance with procedural requirements.

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