A GST notice answered on the record, within the deadline
Scrutiny, demand and registration notices reviewed, reconciled against your data and replied to in the prescribed form.
A GST notice is a deadline, not a verdict. Most scrutiny notices are generated automatically from a mismatch — 3B against 2B, GSTR-1 against 3B, or GST turnover against your income tax return — and are closed by explaining the difference with a reconciliation, not by paying the demand. We read the notice, rebuild the reconciliation from your books, draft a reply that cites the correct provision, and file it before the window closes.
Who this is for
Any taxpayer who has received an ASMT-10 scrutiny notice, a DRC-01 or DRC-01A demand, a REG-03 registration query, a REG-17 cancellation show-cause, or an ITC mismatch communication.
What's included
Notice review
We identify the section, the period, the exact allegation and the last date to reply.
Reconciliation working
A period-wise statement explaining every rupee of difference the notice alleges.
Reply drafting
A written submission with annexures, referenced to the relevant sections, rules and circulars.
Filing and follow-up
Reply filed on the portal in the correct form, with follow-up until the proceeding is dropped.
How the process works
- 1
Send us the notice PDF the day you receive it; the reply window is often 15 or 30 days.
- 2
We review it and tell you plainly whether it is a mismatch to be explained or a liability to be paid.
- 3
The reconciliation and draft reply are prepared and shared with you for approval.
- 4
The reply is filed with annexures and tracked until the case is closed or the next stage begins.
Benefits
- Deadlines met, which prevents an ex-parte assessment order under Section 62 or 63.
- Demands reduced or dropped where the difference is only a reporting mismatch.
- A documented reply on record, useful if the matter escalates to appeal.
Fees
Professional fee starts at
₹2,499
Depends on the notice type and periods involved; quoted after reading the notice. Compare all packages
Frequently asked questions
- How long do I get to reply to a GST notice?
- It depends on the form — ASMT-10 usually allows 30 days, REG-03 allows 7 working days, and DRC-01 states its own date. Missing it can result in an ex-parte order, so send it to us early.
- Will replying mean I have to pay the demand?
- Not necessarily. Many notices arise from timing differences or reporting errors that are resolved by a reconciliation. Where tax is genuinely payable, we compute it accurately with the interest so you do not overpay.
- Can you handle notices for returns filed by someone else?
- Yes. We reconstruct the working from your books and returns, regardless of who filed them.
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