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A notice is served by the assessing officer u/s 142 (1) in two cases. Firstly, if the officer requires additional information and documents pertaining to your income tax returns.
If the AO believes that a defective income tax return is filed, he will serve you notice under this section. The error can be missing information, selection of the wrong ITR form.
This notice is sent in cases where the assessing officer(AO) has a reason to believe that a taxpayer has filed his ITR on a lower income or not filed when the law mandated him.
If there is any type of demand like penalty, fine, tax or any other amount which the taxpayer is supposed to pay to the income tax department, a notice under Section 156 would be issued.
A notice u/s 143(2) is sent to the taxpayer if the Tax Department chooses to scrutinize the ITR of the taxpayer. The assessing officer sends this notice within 6 months from the end of the financial year.
If the assessing officer believes that the tax-payer is concealing his income or a part thereof, he can serve a notice under this section.
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