Understand what the GST department is asking and file a reasoned, documented reply before the deadline.
GST notices are issued for return mismatches, excess ITC claims, non-filing, registration issues and demands under Sections 73, 74 or 74A. A timely, well-supported reply often resolves the issue at the first stage and avoids an adverse order. We study the notice, reconcile the underlying data, draft the reply and file it on the GST portal.
One fixed professional fee, inclusive of GST, agreed with you before any work starts — no hourly billing, no surprises, and nothing charged until you approve it. Tax, interest or penalty demanded, if payable, is extra.
Order notice reply service and pay online.
Upload the notice and related returns and records to your dashboard.
We examine the notice, reconcile the figures and share a draft reply for your approval before filing.
Track the reply status and download the filed reply and acknowledgement from your dashboard.
The time allowed is stated in the notice and depends on its type; scrutiny notices under ASMT-10 typically allow 30 days. Act early, because extensions are at the officer's discretion.
The officer may pass an order based on available information, raise a demand with interest and penalty, or cancel registration in some cases. Ignoring a notice almost always makes the outcome worse.
No. We prepare the strongest reply the facts support, but the decision lies with the tax officer. If an adverse order is passed, an appeal can be filed with the appellate authority.
ASMT-10 is a scrutiny notice pointing out discrepancies in returns and asking for an explanation. DRC-01 is a show cause notice summary accompanying a demand proceeding, which is more serious.
The listed fee covers a standard reply to one notice. Complex demand notices, multiple years, or representation at hearings are quoted separately after reviewing the notice.