Steps to be followed for replying to the notice u/s 143(1) A to get the refunds and additions

The steps to be followed for replying to the notice u/s 143(1) A to get the refunds or to agree to the additions.

Steps to be followed to reply:

Step 1: Log on to https://www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in/

Step 2: Login through your User ID (PAN) and Password

Step 3: Choose E-Proceedings and then Click on e-Assessments/Proceedings

Step 4: Click on the link placed under Proceeding Name

Step 5: Click on the link placed under Reference ID to verify once with your return

Step 6: Click on the option ‘Submit’ to respond for the intimation u/s 143(1) A

Step 7: In the response column you can choose 'Agree for Addition'

***** You can choose the above option if  Income tax return filed with unintentional errors, further your total income will be considered with the actual additions as per the intimation and you have to file Revised return within 15 days from the date of response.

Step 8: In the response column you have to choose 'Disagree to the addition'

***** If your form 16/form 16 A does not given effects to the deductions what actually it supposed to be then you can choose this option, further the relevant documents also to be upload for getting refunds along with the proper reason to be chosen from the drop box. Here no need to file a revised return after a given response.
For Example: (If Salaried employees)

Choose 'Allowances exempt claimed under Return not in form 16' for the below
Conveyance Allowance - To the maximum of Rs.19200 per Annum
HRA not clamed under Form 16 - But it should be under section 10(13A) of the Income tax Act

Choose 'Deductions claimed under return not in Form 16' for the below
LIC Premium, Medical Insurance, Recurring Deposits, House loan Repayments, Fixed Deposits above 5 Years, PPF and other 80C to 80U deductions

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