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Notices & appeals

From notice received to reply filed, on time.

Each notice becomes a case with a playbook, a computed reply date, an evidence checklist and a point-wise reply that AI drafts from the notice, the client's data and the authorities it actually retrieved.

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Notices · open
  • ASMT-10 · Sharma TradersReply due 14 Nov · FY 2024-25Draft ready
  • 143(1)(a) · R. SharmaReply due 19 NovIn review
  • DRC-01 · Kapoor Foods LLPDemand ₹4,86,200 · hearing 21 NovEvidence
  • 200A · Iyer PharmaOrder receivedAppeal
Capabilities

What you can do with Notices & appeals.

Read for you

Act, form, section, DIN, dates, period, amounts by head, every allegation and the documents asked for. Locked income-tax PDFs open with the client's PAN and date of birth.

Playbooks for 26 notice types

ASMT-10, DRC-01, DRC-01B, DRC-01C, 143(1)(a), 142(1), 148A, 200A and more, each with its deadline rule, reply form and evidence list.

Deadlines and checks

The reply date as stated and as computed, with checks for a missing DIN, too little time given or a time-barred GST notice.

Evidence pack

A checklist of what the reply needs, with the client's documents suggested. A request for what is missing goes only when a member approves it.

Point-wise reply

AI drafts each point from the notice, the client's filings and retrieved authorities. A quote not found word for word is dropped.

Letterhead, English or Hindi

Versions go through review; approved replies export as PDF or Word on your letterhead, with a covering letter in English or Hindi.

Hearings and appeals

After the reply: hearings, orders and appeals.

Hearings go on the case and the compliance calendar with reminders, and adjournment letters come from a template. When an order arrives, the appeal tab works out the forum, the last date and the pre-deposit, and AI drafts the statement of facts and grounds under the same quote check.

DRC-01 · Kapoor Foods LLP
  1. Notice received02 Oct

    Section 73 · FY 2023-24

  2. Evidence requested09 Oct

    Approved by M. Agarwal

  3. Reply filed28 Oct

    Version 3 · acknowledgement recorded

  4. Personal hearing21 Nov

    Video

How it works

How Notices & appeals works.

  1. 1.

    Upload the notice

    Xegality reads it, matches the client by GSTIN, PAN or TAN, picks the playbook and opens a case with a task.

  2. 2.

    Gather and draft

    Approve the evidence request, then let AI draft each point; set the stance and figures yourself.

  3. 3.

    Review, file, follow through

    A reviewer approves the version. You file it on the portal and record the acknowledgement, the hearings and the order.

Xegality prepares and checks the work, and a member of your practice reviews and approves it before anything reaches a client. Returns and forms are filed by you on the government portals: Xegality is not a GSP or ERI and never asks for your clients' portal passwords.

Notices & appeals, explained.

Still curious? Talk to our team.

Does Xegality file the reply on the portal?
No. You file on the GST or income-tax portal and record the acknowledgement. Marking a reply filed needs an approved version, or a written reason such as payment through DRC-03.
Can the AI make up case law?
It may cite only authorities retrieved for that draft, from Indian Kanoon and Xegality's judgment database, and must quote them word for word. Quotes not found in the retrieved text are dropped and the count is shown.
Are there calculators?
Yes: GST interest under section 50, penalties under sections 73, 74 and 74A, DRC-03 amounts, 234A, 234B, 234C, 270A, 234E, 201(1A), appeal limitation and pre-deposit, each showing its steps and sources.
Who approves a reply?
The notice's reviewer, or an owner or partner. The author can't approve their own version, and approved versions are frozen.

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