GST notices, show-cause replies, audits, DGGI and GSTAT appeals.
A GST audit notice (ADT-01) is not a show cause — but how you handle it decides whether one follows. A 2026 guide to what a departmental audit covers, the documents to keep ready, the focus areas, and how to come out of it without a demand.
GST Departmental Audit (ADT-01) 2026: What Triggers It & How to Prepare Read More »
A GST show cause notice (DRC-01) is not a demand yet — your reply decides everything. How to read an SCN, the deadlines that matter, what a strong DRC-06 reply contains, and the mistakes that turn a notice into a confirmed demand.
GST Notice Reply 2026 (DRC-01): The 30-Day Window That Decides Your Case Read More »
The GST Appellate Tribunal is operational and that starts the clock on old appeals. Adverse GST orders from before April 2026 face a practical filing deadline around 30 June 2026 — here is who is affected, the pre-deposit to budget for, and how to file APL-05.
GSTAT Appeal Deadline 2026: Why 30 June Is the Point of No Return Read More »
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Four steps every engagement runs through — whether it starts with a notice, a year of books or a single question — from the first call to the closed file. No surprises, no theatre.
You send the matter — a notice, a ledger, a year of books or a question. We reply within one business day with scope, risk and a timeline.
A written plan you sign off on — the route, the sections or standards that apply, the fee and what done looks like — before any work starts.
The work gets done — returns filed, replies drafted, books closed, hearings attended. You see every draft before it leaves the desk.
Outcome documented and folded back into your calendar — so the next return, deadline or month-end runs smoother than the last.