GST department conducts audits under Section 65 and 66 of the CGST Act to verify tax paid, ITC claimed, and refunds. Our team prepares all documentation, reconciliations, and explanations to minimise audit demands and represent you professionally during proceedings.
Key Benefits
Expert audit documentation preparation
Reconciliation of books with GST returns
Professional representation during audit
Minimise unjustified demands
Respond to all audit queries and observations
Post-audit demand reply and appeal support
Documents Required
- GST returns for the audit period
- Books of accounts - purchase, sale, cash, bank
- ITC reconciliation with GSTR-2A and 2B
- Input and output invoice details
- Stock records and inventory statements
Our Process
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the department audit my business?
Yes. The GST Commissioner can audit any registered taxpayer. Businesses with high turnover or large ITC claims are typically selected.
How long does a GST audit take?
A GST audit must be completed within 3 months from commencement, extendable to 6 months by the Commissioner.
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