Most software stops at the notice. TaxEye carries the matter — assessment, first appeal, tribunal, High Court — in one file, with the drafting, the evidence and the limitation dates attached to it.
An assessment order is not the end of the work — it is the start of a proceeding that can run for years across four forums. Firms track that in a spreadsheet because nothing else was built for it.
Drafting is grounded in retrieved passages, never in parametric memory. Every citation is resolved against the corpus before it appears — an authority that cannot be resolved is dropped and the passage flagged, which is how hallucinated case law is prevented structurally rather than hopefully.
Most practices already run one of the first two columns. The question at evaluation is what happens at appeal, and who can prove what was filed.
| Spreadsheet + email | Notice tracking tool | TaxEye | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Notices captured | Manually, when someone checks | Yes, per portal | Consent-based sync, mapped to client and owner |
| Survives to appeal | Rebuilt at each stage | File closes at reply | One file across four forums |
| Reconciliation | Excel, by hand | Not covered | Line-by-line, flagged exceptions |
| Drafting | Last year’s document | Templates only | Facts + firm format + cited precedent |
| Limitation tracking | Reminders, if set | Filing dates only | Limitation and hearing dates, escalating |
| Evidence for an audit | Folders and memory | Activity log | Immutable trail, exportable in full |
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A notice tool closes the file when the reply is sent. TaxEye keeps one file open across assessment, CIT(A), ITAT and the High Courts — carrying grounds, evidence, submissions and limitation dates forward at each stage, so nothing is rebuilt from scratch at appeal.
Half a million Indian tax judgments analysed and indexed by facts, section, forum and outcome. Draft Studio searches it by the shape of your matter rather than by keyword, and cites what it relies on.
No. TaxEye handles notices, compliance responses and litigation. Return preparation stays with your existing software; TaxEye reconciles against what was filed.
Yes. Firm formats sit alongside the built-in global standard formats, and the partner approval flow decides which is used where.
A qualified chartered accountant on your side. TaxEye never files unsupervised, on any plan.
Import the history — prior notices, submissions and orders — and the matter opens at its current stage with limitation dates already computed. Bulk import runs from CSV or Excel.
Bring one live notice, one contested mark or one regulator you care about. We’ll show you the draft it produces and who signs it.
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