Receiving a GST show cause notice or demand order requires a precise legal and factual response. Our team of GST advocates analyses the notice, prepares a detailed reply citing relevant case laws and CBIC circulars, and represents you at the personal hearing before the GST officer.
Key Benefits
Professional legal and factual reply
Cite relevant case laws and CBIC circulars
Reduce or eliminate unjustified demands
Prevent escalation to penalty or prosecution
Personal hearing representation included
Document preparation and evidence compilation
Documents Required
- Copy of the notice received
- GST returns for the disputed period
- Books of accounts and ledger extracts
- Relevant invoices - purchase and sale
- Bank statements for the period
- Earlier correspondence with department if any
Our Process
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the reply deadline?
The notice specifies the reply period - usually 7 to 30 days. For demand orders under Section 73 or 74, you have 3 months from the order date to file an appeal.
Can I ignore a GST notice?
No. Ignoring a notice results in an ex-parte demand order that is harder to contest later.
Do I need to attend the hearing?
We represent you at the personal hearing. In most cases, the client does not need to be physically present.
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