Non-resident tax notices and appeals

Notices commonly received abroad

Information in AIS, high-value property transactions, mismatched TDS, or foreign-asset flags can generate notices even when you believe you have no taxable Indian income. Time limits are short. Incomplete replies often lead to best-judgement assessments.

• Section 148A / 148 — income escaping assessment
• Section 147 — reassessment
• Section 142(1) — inquiry and production of records
• Section 133(6) and 131 — information and attendance powers
• Faceless assessment and NFAC hearings

How we work

We review the notice against your facts, assemble evidence, draft the reply, and represent you before the Assessing Officer or NFAC. If an order is adverse, we prepare appeals before CIT(A) and, where required, the ITAT. Hearings can often be attended virtually while you remain overseas.