Notice u/s 143 (1)

what if I showed my Net total income below basic exemption limit and no deduction has been claimed.
Can I receive a notice u/s 143(1).
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies whether you might receive a notice under Section 143(1) of the Income Tax Act if your net total income is below the basic exemption limit and no deductions were claimed. Generally, a 143(1) notice is issued due to a mismatch between declared income and data held by the IT department, or if there are arithmetical errors, incorrect claims, or disallowed deductions. It's crucial to declare your actual income accurately to avoid potential notices.

You have to show your actual income in income tax return...
if your income is more and you show it less in income tax return, than its chance that you will got income tax notice..
143(1) notice is given to a person if there's is a mismatch between the declaration of data by the person and the data available with the IT department ,or in case of wrong declaration of investment or error in tds and alll
Sec 143(1)


there are arithmetical errors.
an incorrect claim
disallowance of loss claimed
disallowance of expenditure indicated in the audit report but not taken into account in computing the total income .
disallowance of deduction claimed under section 10AA,80IA,80 IAB,80 IC,80 ID.

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