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Reply to Notice under section 133(6) of the Income Tax Act, 1961

Reply to Notice under Section 133(6) involves submission of required information or documents sought by the department. Timely and accurate response helps avoid further scrutiny or legal action.

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Reply to Notice under section 133(6) of the Income Tax Act, 1961

If the Income tax Officer feels that during the Income tax proceedings / enquiries of any person, information / documents useful or relevant to the ongoing Income tax proceedings / enquiries is required in respect of any other person, than the Income tax officer can issue Notice to such any other person including a banking company or any officer thereof under section 133(6) of the Income tax Act, 1961 for calling information / documents in relation to points mentioned in the said notice.

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What is Section 133(6) of the Income Tax Act?
Section 133(6) empowers the Income Tax Officer to call for information or documents from any person, including banks and financial institutions, during assessment or enquiry proceedings.
Why is a notice issued under Section 133(6)?
A notice under Section 133(6) is issued to collect details such as bank transactions, financial records, or other documents relevant to an ongoing income tax enquiry.
Who can receive a Section 133(6) notice?
The notice can be issued to taxpayers, banks, companies, or any other person whose information is required for income tax proceedings.
How can I reply to a 133(6) notice?
You can respond by submitting the required documents and explanations online through the Income Tax e-filing portal within the specified time limit mentioned in the notice.
What happens if I do not respond to a Section 133(6) notice?
Failure to respond may lead to further action by the Income Tax Department, including penalties or adverse assessment based on available records.