GST Litigation Services

GST Litigation & Appeals

Expert representation before GST authorities and tribunals. From show cause notices to appellate proceedings, we protect your interests at every stage.

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Service Overview

Strong Defense in GST Matters

GST litigation can be complex and challenging. Whether you've received a show cause notice, facing assessment proceedings, or need to file an appeal, our experienced team provides comprehensive representation to protect your business interests.

Our Litigation Services

Response to show cause notices (DRC-01, DRC-01A)
Personal hearing representation
Appeals before Appellate Authority
GSTAT (GST Appellate Tribunal) representation
High Court and Supreme Court matters
Anti-profiteering complaints defense
Detention and seizure proceedings

Types of Matters We Handle

ITC denial and reversal disputes
Classification and rate disputes
Valuation issues
E-way bill violations
Penalty and interest challenges
Registration cancellation appeals

Appeal Timelines

First Appeal 3 Months

GSTAT Appeal 3 Months

Pre-deposit (Appeal) 10% of Tax

Pre-deposit (GSTAT) 20% of Tax

Condonation 1 Month Extra

Our Process

How We Handle Litigation

Case Analysis

Thorough review of facts, documents, and legal position to assess strength and strategy.

Strategy Development

Formulate defense strategy based on law, precedents, and practical considerations.

Document Preparation

Draft replies, submissions, and compile evidence in support of your case.

Representation

Strong advocacy at hearings with follow-through until matter resolution.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

First appeal must be filed within 3 months from the date of order. An additional 1 month condonation may be granted for sufficient cause. For GSTAT appeal, the time limit is 3 months from the date of appellate order.

For first appeal, 10% of the disputed tax (maximum ₹25 crores) must be pre-deposited. For GSTAT appeal, an additional 20% of the remaining disputed tax is required. No pre-deposit is needed for penalty-only matters.

Yes, you can apply for stay of recovery pending appeal. The appellate authority may grant stay subject to conditions. Filing appeal with pre-deposit generally provides automatic stay on the disputed amount.