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Income Tax Notice Reply — Property-Linked Cases

Received a scrutiny, reassessment (148), 142(1) or faceless-assessment notice tied to a property deal? We help you decode the section, build the evidence file, and prepare a timely, fact-anchored reply — coordinated with qualified Chartered Accountants.

Property-linked Income Tax notices we support

Property transactions — purchase, sale, large cash dealings or high-value registry — often trigger an Income Tax notice. The section quoted on the notice decides how you must respond. We help with replies to:

First rule: note the section and the response deadline, and do not ignore it. A timely, evidence-backed reply matters far more than a generic one.

How Realty Resolve helps with your notice reply

Read the notice correctly

We identify the exact section, what is actually being asked, and the real deadline — so the reply answers the right question.

Build the evidence file

Bank statements, payment proofs, builder ledger, BBA, AIS / Form 26AS and the ITR are organised into a clean, traceable record.

Drafting support

A structured, fact-anchored reply prepared in coordination with qualified Chartered Accountants and tax professionals.

Portal & follow-up

Help with the faceless portal submission and staying on top of any further questions or hearings.

Documents that make a reply strong

How the process works

  1. Send the noticeShare the notice and the property documents — reviewed remotely, useful for NRIs and outstation clients.
  2. Decode & planWe confirm the section, the deadline and exactly what evidence answers it.
  3. Draft & fileEvidence-backed reply prepared with qualified professionals and submitted on the portal in time.
  4. Follow throughTrack any further questions, and prepare for the next stage if the matter continues.

Frequently asked questions

I received an Income Tax notice about a property transaction — what should I do?

Note the section and the response deadline, and do not ignore it. Gather your bank statements, payment receipts, builder ledger, allotment / BBA, AIS / Form 26AS and ITR. A timely, evidence-backed reply matters far more than a generic response. We help decode the notice and prepare a structured reply with qualified professionals.

What is the difference between a scrutiny (143(2)) and a reassessment (148) notice?

A 143(2) scrutiny notice means your filed return has been selected for detailed examination. A 148 / 148A reassessment notice means the department believes some income escaped assessment and wants to re-open it. The section changes both the deadline and the way you should respond — which is why reading the notice correctly is the first step.

What is a faceless assessment and how is it answered?

Under faceless assessment, notices are issued and replies are filed entirely online through the Income Tax portal, without a physical visit. The response still has to be precise and evidence-backed; we help organise the documents and submit through the portal within the deadline.

Does Realty Resolve give tax advice directly?

Realty Resolve is a legal-strategy and documentation-support platform. Final tax advice is provided by qualified Chartered Accountants and tax professionals after reviewing complete facts and documents, with whom we coordinate the reply.

Have a notice or a builder problem in hand?

Share your documents and we'll map a clear, evidence-first position before any deadline or further payment. Pan-India, NRIs welcome.