Intimation u/s 143(1)

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We have received the notice u/s 143(1) in that they have provided the details as per asseesee and as per their calculations but both amounts in all cases are same.. there is no difference between our and their calculations then what is the purpose of sending notice.......????
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143(1) refers to summary assessment. It is compulsory for the part of department to send 143(1) for each and every return.

Your IT return has been processed successfully. If any refund due, you will receive it within 3 working days. 

Take care of that intimation summary report for future references. You might need if you plan to apply for a loan or visa. 

When did you file by the way? 

Your IT return has been processed successfully. If any refund due, you will receive it within 3 working days. 

Take care of that intimation summary report for future references. You might need if you plan to apply for a loan or visa. 

When did you file by the way? 

Anything is required to do from our side. ???
You are done and dusted so no need to respond to that intimation. For my information when did you file this return

Make a income tax folder & AY2017-18 subfolder and  keep a record.  keep a backup in external hard drive.

You need to build a record of original ITR filed in  XL/java. Save full return by down loading from returns already filed. down load X M L if not on ur desktop/laptop.

All documents 1) Xl/Java utility 2) XML file 3) Full Return  4) ITR 143(1) 5) computation of Income if prepared should be in AY 2017-18 return.  

File return every year even if below taxable limits in future years.

It's like a confirmation from department that return is approved
This intimation is related to A. Y 2016-17

Ok save all the records. Keep back up in hard disks.

build History of  IT returns

It simply means that the amount of salary or business income or income from other soures, deductions and taxes etc. which you have filled in ITR has been accepted as same by the ITD. If there is any change the amount shown in second colum will change. For example if you told that you paid tax of Rs. 10000 but in their record it is 8000, they will write 800 in second colum and raise a demand of Rs. 2000/-

If they have written same amount as filled you in ITR it means your filled in amounts are accepted as it is.


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