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GST Notice Response — Expert Reply & Representation

Received a GST notice? Our GST experts and advocates analyze your notice and file a legally sound, professional response to protect your business interest.

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Common GST Notices We Handle

  • ASMT-10 — Notice for scrutiny of returns; discrepancy between GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B
  • DRC-01 — Demand notice for tax, interest and penalty — the most serious GST notice
  • DRC-07 — Summary of demand issued after a personal hearing/order
  • GSTR-2A/2B Mismatch Notice — Difference between ITC claimed and supplier filings
  • SCN (Show Cause Notice) — For wrong ITC claims, IGST/CGST allocation errors
  • Registration Cancellation Notice — For non-filing of GST returns
  • Anti-Evasion / Special Audit Notice — For suspected tax evasion or fraud

Important: Do Not Ignore Any GST Notice

Most GST notices have a strict 15 to 30 day response window. Non-response leads to an ex-parte order (one-sided decision against you), resulting in unjustified demand of tax, interest, penalty and possible GSTIN cancellation. Contact us immediately upon receiving any notice.

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Notice Analysis

We thoroughly analyze the notice — grounds, period covered, amount demanded and the time available to respond.

Day 1
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Document Review

Review your filed returns, invoices and ITC records to identify discrepancies or grounds for defense.

Day 1-2
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Reply Drafting

Draft a detailed, legally sound reply with supporting documents and legal citations.

Day 2-4
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Filing Reply

File the reply on the GST portal within the stipulated time limit, well before deadline.

Day 4-5
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Personal Hearing & Representation

Represent before the GST officer in a personal hearing if required, and file appeal if order is unfavorable.

As Required

GST Litigation Services (If Order is Against You)

  • First appeal before the Appellate Authority (within 3 months of order)
  • GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) representation
  • High Court writ petitions for jurisdictional and natural justice issues
  • GST refund dispute resolution
  • Advance Ruling applications to prevent future disputes

What to Do When You Get a GST Notice

A quick guide on the most common GST notices and the right way to respond within deadline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about GST Notice Reply.

What if I ignore a GST notice?
The GST officer will pass an ex-parte order (without hearing your side), resulting in demand of tax, interest, penalty and even cancellation of GSTIN. Always respond within the deadline.
How quickly must I respond?
Typically 15-30 days depending on notice type. Some notices may have shorter deadlines. Contact us immediately upon receiving any notice.
Can we appeal a GST order?
Yes — appeals can be filed before the First Appellate Authority (within 3 months), GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT), and High Court for substantial questions of law.
What is a DRC-01 notice?
DRC-01 is a summary of show cause notice under Section 74 (fraud/suppression, up to 5 years) or Section 73 (bonafide cases, up to 3 years). It is the most serious GST notice demanding tax payment.
Will I need to pay anything before filing an appeal?
Yes, a mandatory pre-deposit of 10% of disputed tax is required for filing the first appeal, and 20% for the second appeal at GSTAT.