Receiving a GST notice can be stressful for businesses. Whether it’s due to ITC mismatches, tax shortfalls, late filings, or discrepancies, responding correctly and on time is crucial to avoid penalties and ensure seamless compliance. At Tax360, we provide end-to-end GST notice resolution services, helping businesses handle scrutiny, assessments, audits, and demand notices efficiently.
A GST notice is sent by tax authorities for various reasons, including:
Type of Notice | Purpose | Common Triggers |
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Show Cause Notice (SCN) | Seeks clarification on tax discrepancies | Mismatch in GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B, excessive ITC claims, or underpayment of tax |
Demand Notice (Section 73/74) | Notifies tax dues along with interest/penalty | Incorrect GST filings, missed payments, or audit findings |
Scrutiny Notice (GSTR-3A) | Seeks explanation on return mismatches | Discrepancies between GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, & GSTR-9 |
Audit Notice (Section 65/66) | Triggers a detailed tax audit | High-value transactions, suspicious claims, or risk-based assessments |
Summons for Investigation | Seeks additional information/documents | Non-compliance or suspected GST fraud |
Cancellation of GST Registration (REG-17) | Intent to cancel GST registration | Failure to file returns or non-compliant activities |
Ignoring or delaying responses to these notices can lead to penalties, interest charges, and legal action.
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Authorities now cross-check supplier filings before allowing ITC claims.
Businesses with large transactions face automated scrutiny & audits.
Businesses under presumptive taxation get relaxed filing norms.
Certain business expenses now qualify for higher deductions under revised tax rules.
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