e-Proceedings is an income tax e-filing portal service used to view and submit responses to notices, intimations or letters issued by the Income Tax Department.

A defective return notice may be issued when an ITR has incomplete, inconsistent or defective information that needs correction or response.

Section 143(1) intimation is a processing communication that may show tax computation, refund, demand or adjustment based on the filed return and department records.

A section 245 notice generally relates to proposed adjustment of refund against an outstanding demand.

Section 154 relates to rectification of apparent mistakes in an order, intimation or tax record, depending on the facts and portal process.

Common documents include notice PDF, DIN, ITR acknowledgement, computation, Form 16, AIS, Form 26AS, tax challans, bank statements, books and supporting evidence.

Yes. The notice PDF is important because it contains section, DIN, assessment year, due date, issue details and response instructions.

Yes. AIS, TIS and Form 26AS help compare income, TDS, TCS and tax payment details with the notice and filed return.

Tax challans are required where the notice relates to tax payment, demand, credit mismatch, self-assessment tax or advance tax.

Bank statements may be needed to verify receipts, payments, refunds, interest, cash deposits, business entries or disputed transactions.

Outstanding demand is tax demand shown against a PAN that may require payment, confirmation, disagreement response or supporting explanation.

Yes. If the demand is incorrect in full or part, a response can be submitted with the appropriate reason and supporting details.

Yes. If part of the demand is correct, the undisputed amount can be paid and the disputed part can be explained through the response process.

If the demand is correct, it can generally be accepted and paid through the income tax payment process, with challan records preserved.

Outstanding demand may be adjusted against refund after notice or opportunity to respond, depending on the case and portal status.

The defect is reviewed, return data is corrected or explanation is prepared, and response is submitted through the applicable portal process.

Portal rules may restrict update or withdrawal after submission, so the response should be reviewed carefully before filing.

If the deadline is missed, the portal status and available remedies should be reviewed immediately because consequences depend on the notice and case facts.

Yes. CompanyJi can help review the defect, prepare corrected details and guide the portal response where available.

Yes. If a defective return is not resolved, return processing and refund may be delayed or affected.

AIS mismatch occurs when information in the Annual Information Statement differs from the taxpayer's records or filed return.

Yes. TDS mismatch can arise from deductor reporting errors, wrong PAN, missing credit, timing differences or incorrect return entry.

Yes. Interest income appearing in AIS or Form 26AS but not properly reported may create mismatch or query.

Yes. Share, mutual fund, property or other asset transactions reported in AIS may need reconciliation with capital gains computation.

AIS feedback may be submitted where information is incorrect, duplicate, denied or requires clarification, subject to portal options.

CompanyJi reviews the notice, collects documents, analyses mismatch or demand, prepares response and coordinates submission or tracking.

In many e-Proceedings cases, an authorised representative can be added or authorised to respond, subject to portal rules.

Timeline depends on notice type, due date, document readiness, complexity, portal status and whether payment, correction or detailed explanation is needed.

Yes. CompanyJi can prepare a practical explanation and attachment list based on the notice and supporting documents.

Yes. Acknowledgement, submission proof, response copy or portal status should be saved after filing the response.

After submission, the department may process the response, close the matter, raise further query, confirm demand, issue order or update status.

Depending on facts and non-compliance, a notice may lead to demand, interest, penalty or further proceedings, so timely response is important.

Old notices can be reviewed by checking portal status, due dates, order status, demand position and available remedy.

Yes. Notices, responses, acknowledgements, challans, computations, evidence and orders should be preserved for future reference.

Yes. Some notices may require revised return, rectification, updated response, tax payment or correction of records depending on the case.

Choose based on notice type, assessment year, due date, demand amount, mismatch complexity, documents and whether portal response or detailed representation is required.

Yes. CompanyJi can assist only with outstanding demand review, payment guidance or disagreement response.

Yes. CompanyJi can assist only with section 139(9) defective return notice review and response.

Yes. CompanyJi can coordinate income tax notice support for individuals, companies, LLPs, firms, proprietors and professionals.

Quotation depends on notice type, number of issues, demand amount, records required, response complexity, urgency and follow-up support.