For individual taxpayers
Received a tax notice? Understand it in plain language.
Upload your income-tax notice and Worknite explains what it means, why you received it, what it's asking for and by when — then prepares a structured response you can review and share with your CA before filing.
Plain-language explanation · deadline made clear · a draft to share with your professional. Worknite does not file on your behalf.
How it works
Five steps, one complete case
- 01
Upload the notice
Photo or PDF of the notice you received — no sign-up needed to start.
- 02
Read it plainly
What the notice means and why you got it, in simple words.
- 03
Know the deadline
What is being asked for and the exact date you must respond by.
- 04
Gather what's needed
The documents and details you'll need to respond, listed clearly.
- 05
Prepare a response
A structured draft reply to review and share with your CA before filing.
An anonymised example
Know exactly what's next, and by when
Prior actions, pending items and the next thing you need to do — with the deadline.
What happened, what's pending, what's next
- 12 Jul 2023Notice u/s 143(2) issued
- 14 Aug 2023Reply + documents filed
- 03 Oct 2023Notice u/s 142(1) — details called for
- —Creditworthiness evidence awaitedpending
- 28 Jul 2026File 142(1) responsenext · 9 days
What you get
Built for the work, not the demo
Plain-language explanation
Sections and jargon translated into simple language, without losing the specifics of your notice.
The deadline, made clear
The exact date to respond by, so nothing is missed by accident.
Why you received it
The likely reason behind the notice, based on what the document actually says.
A document checklist
What you'll need to gather to respond, drawn from the notice itself.
A draft to hand over
A structured response you can review and give to your CA — no blank-page panic.
Works on your phone
Snap a photo of the notice and get it explained — the taxpayer flow is built for mobile.
Questions
Frequently asked
Will Worknite reply to the department for me?
No. Worknite explains the notice and prepares a draft response for you to review. Filing and submission stay with you or your CA — it is not a filing service.
Do I have to create an account first?
No. You can upload your notice and get the explanation as a guest. An account is only needed if you want to save the case or build a complete record.
Is this a substitute for a CA?
No. It helps you understand your notice and prepare, so your conversation with a professional is faster and clearer. AI output should always be reviewed by a qualified professional.
Is my notice kept private?
Signed-in uploads are stored in account-scoped storage with access checks. Please read the Privacy Policy before uploading documents that contain personal information.