Intimation
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31 August 2017
Dear Experts,
i want to know is option to reply for intimation of 143(1)a is available or not?
31 August 2017
Yes, in efiling site under MY Account, Service request function you can reply against 143(1)
31 August 2017
income is not same as shown in intimation
and if i have to increase income then i have to revise it?
01 August 2024
Yes, you can reply to an intimation under Section 143(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act if you find discrepancies or if the income shown in the intimation does not match with what you reported. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to handle such a situation:
### **1. **Understand Section 143(1)(a):**
- **Purpose:** This section allows the Income Tax Department to make adjustments to the income based on discrepancies noticed during the processing of the return. It’s a preliminary assessment and may involve adjustments related to income, deductions, or credits.
### **2. **Review the Intimation:**
- **Check Discrepancies:** Carefully review the intimation to understand the nature of the discrepancy. Note the specific adjustments made by the department and compare them with the details in your filed return.
### **3. **Respond to Intimation:**
#### **3.1. **Online Response:**
- **Login to e-Filing Portal:** Go to the [Income Tax e-Filing website](https://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in/) and log in with your credentials.
- **Go to ‘View/Submit Response’:** Navigate to the section where you can view or submit a response to the intimation. This is usually available under the "e-File" menu or a similar section.
- **Submit Details:** Provide the necessary details and explanations to address the discrepancies. If you need to support your response with documents or additional information, attach them as required.
#### **3.2. **Manual Response:**
- **Prepare a Reply:** Draft a formal letter addressing the discrepancies mentioned in the intimation. Include all relevant details and supporting documents.
- **Submit the Reply:** Send the letter to the jurisdictional Income Tax Assessing Officer (AO) at the address mentioned in the intimation. Ensure you keep a copy of the reply and proof of submission.
### **4. **Revise Your Return:**
- **If Income Needs to Be Increased:**
- **File a Revised Return:** If you realize that the income reported in the original return was understated and you need to correct it, you should file a revised return under Section 139(5) of the Income Tax Act. This allows you to correct errors or omissions in the originally filed return.
- **Revised Return Process:** Log in to the e-Filing portal, select the option to file a revised return, and update the necessary information. Ensure that you provide the correct income figures and any other necessary adjustments.
### **5. **Follow Up:**
- **Track Status:** After submitting your response or revised return, regularly follow up to track the status of your case. You may receive further communication from the Income Tax Department if additional information is required.
### **Important Points:**
- **Timeliness:** Respond to the intimation or file a revised return within the time limits prescribed by the Income Tax Act to avoid penalties or further complications.
- **Documentation:** Ensure that all your explanations and supporting documents are accurate and complete to substantiate your response or revised return.
By following these steps, you can address any discrepancies related to the intimation under Section 143(1)(a) effectively and ensure that your income tax return is accurate and compliant.
### **1. **Understand Section 143(1)(a):**
- **Purpose:** This section allows the Income Tax Department to make adjustments to the income based on discrepancies noticed during the processing of the return. It’s a preliminary assessment and may involve adjustments related to income, deductions, or credits.
### **2. **Review the Intimation:**
- **Check Discrepancies:** Carefully review the intimation to understand the nature of the discrepancy. Note the specific adjustments made by the department and compare them with the details in your filed return.
### **3. **Respond to Intimation:**
#### **3.1. **Online Response:**
- **Login to e-Filing Portal:** Go to the [Income Tax e-Filing website](https://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in/) and log in with your credentials.
- **Go to ‘View/Submit Response’:** Navigate to the section where you can view or submit a response to the intimation. This is usually available under the "e-File" menu or a similar section.
- **Submit Details:** Provide the necessary details and explanations to address the discrepancies. If you need to support your response with documents or additional information, attach them as required.
#### **3.2. **Manual Response:**
- **Prepare a Reply:** Draft a formal letter addressing the discrepancies mentioned in the intimation. Include all relevant details and supporting documents.
- **Submit the Reply:** Send the letter to the jurisdictional Income Tax Assessing Officer (AO) at the address mentioned in the intimation. Ensure you keep a copy of the reply and proof of submission.
### **4. **Revise Your Return:**
- **If Income Needs to Be Increased:**
- **File a Revised Return:** If you realize that the income reported in the original return was understated and you need to correct it, you should file a revised return under Section 139(5) of the Income Tax Act. This allows you to correct errors or omissions in the originally filed return.
- **Revised Return Process:** Log in to the e-Filing portal, select the option to file a revised return, and update the necessary information. Ensure that you provide the correct income figures and any other necessary adjustments.
### **5. **Follow Up:**
- **Track Status:** After submitting your response or revised return, regularly follow up to track the status of your case. You may receive further communication from the Income Tax Department if additional information is required.
### **Important Points:**
- **Timeliness:** Respond to the intimation or file a revised return within the time limits prescribed by the Income Tax Act to avoid penalties or further complications.
- **Documentation:** Ensure that all your explanations and supporting documents are accurate and complete to substantiate your response or revised return.
By following these steps, you can address any discrepancies related to the intimation under Section 143(1)(a) effectively and ensure that your income tax return is accurate and compliant.
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