Representation before GST Authorities

GST notices — from mismatches and credit queries to show-cause notices and audit observations — need a prompt, well-supported reply. Left unanswered, they crystallise into demands with interest and penalty.

The firm represents you from the notice through departmental audit, adjudication, and the first appeal.

GST representation covers the dispute cycle, including:

• Replies to scrutiny notices, ASMT, and show-cause notices
• Departmental audits (ADT) and the responses to observations
• Demand and recovery proceedings under Sections 73/74
• Input-tax-credit, classification, and refund disputes
• Appeals before the appellate authority

1. 01

   Review the notice

   Understand the period, the issue, and the exposure.

2. 02

   Reconcile & respond

   Reconcile the returns and records and build the reply.

3. 03

   Represent

   Appear before the authority and make the submissions.

4. 04

   Appeal

   Carry the matter to appeal where the order warrants it.

PBT defends your GST position with reconciliations and sound submissions.

• Prompt, well-evidenced replies to notices
• Reconciliations that support the position
• Representation through audit and adjudication
• Appeals where the order warrants
• Scope, deliverables, and fees agreed in writing up front

• I've got a GST show-cause notice — what now?

  Respond within the time allowed. Send it to us and we'll reconcile the records, prepare the reply, and represent you in the adjudication.

• Can you handle a GST departmental audit?

  Yes. We prepare the records, respond to audit observations, and represent you through the process.

• How long does it take?

  A notice reply is prompt; adjudication and appeals follow the statutory timelines, which run over months.