Common Types of NoticesNotices are generally issued under different sections of the Income Tax Act, 1961, depending on the purpose:Section 143(1): A routine intimation processing your filed return. It notes any mathematical errors, tax computation adjustments, or mismatched TDS credits.Section 143(2): A notice for a scrutiny assessment. This indicates the department wants to examine your financial records and claims in detail (usually triggered by high-value transactions or mismatches).Section 139(9): Issued when your filed return is considered defective (e.g., taxes are not fully paid or schedules are incomplete). You typically have 15 days to rectify it.Section 148: Issued when the department believes income has escaped assessment.Section 156: A formal Demand Notice for taxes, interest, or penalties determined to be payable.If you need help checking a specific notice you received, could you tell me:What section number is written on the notice?What was the primary reason or mismatch cited in the document?