Myra helps you verify a tax notice, understand the issue, find the deadline, gather evidence and prepare a response, with clear steps for submitting it yourself on the official government portal. Income Tax notices open first, then GST.
Myra extracts the DIN or RFN and walks you through the official authentication service.
The department's claim in plain language, kept separate from what Myra has verified.
Figures are reconciled against your ITR, Form 16, AIS, 26AS and challans.
A response draft, attachments and the exact portal path. You review and submit.
You don't need to know which section applies before uploading. Myra classifies the notice and flags anything it is unsure about.
Agency, notice type, tax year, reference, dates, figures and requested action.
DIN or RFN checked through the official service. A DIN on a PDF is not proof.
12 checks on law, limitation, procedure, amounts and duplicate demands.
Only the documents this notice needs, with where to get each one.
Allegation-by-allegation draft. Every figure linked to a source.
Exact portal path and final review. Submitted responses can't be edited.
Upload the acknowledgement. Later notices join the same record.
Each agency has its own procedures, forms and deadlines. Every notice type shows how much Myra can do before you start.
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Opening first: defective return, proposed adjustment, outstanding demand and refund adjustment. The other notice types follow.
The Income-tax Act, 2025 took effect on 1 April 2026. Notices for earlier tax years may correctly cite 1961 Act sections; Myra maps both and never flags a notice as invalid for that reason alone.
Every notice goes through twelve checks before a response is drafted. A finding stays a potential challenge ground until the facts and law are verified.
CGST Section 75(7) generally limits a confirmed demand to the amount and grounds in the show-cause notice. Interest is treated separately, and later notices may change the comparison.
Fictional example. Myra reviews the complete proceeding before calling any excess unlawful.
An arithmetic or factual inconsistency Myra can show. Legal effect may still need review.
Statutory interpretation, facts or professional review remain outstanding.
Annexures, service records or source documents are needed before a conclusion.
A generated response is not a submitted response. Myra marks a step done only when official evidence exists.
See the level of support to expect for your notice. Myra confirms it once it has read the actual notice.
If Myra has verified 18 of 20 findings, the professional receives only the 2 unresolved questions with all the evidence.
Routine mismatches, straightforward defective returns, payment-credit reconciliation.
Myra completes the investigation and response. You review and submit.Conflicting evidence, uncertain law, unresolved demands, complex GST discrepancies.
Myra completes all verifiable work and sends only the open issue for review.Search, summons, alleged fraud, prosecution or high-stakes appeals.
Myra preserves evidence and prepares the chronology. A professional leads.Prices are planned and may change before notice checks open. Nothing is charged today.
Myra helps you prepare an accurate, complete and timely response. It does not guarantee a notice will be resolved or that tax will be saved.