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Service guide · GST notices

Reply to a GST notice, without guessing what it means.

We read the notice, explain the issue and exposure in plain language, and prepare a reply for your review before it is filed. Starting from ₹1,999.

Experience across 650+ GST notices Enquiry response usually within two hours Chennai-based, India-ready

Service guide last reviewed: 20 October 2026

Starting price₹1,999Final scope confirmed before work
Best forGST noticesMismatch, query or show-cause notices
Enquiry responseUsually within two hoursDuring office hours; scope review follows
Main inputNotice + returnsPlus reconciliations and payments
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Who it is for

Who this is for.

A GST notice can be narrow or ask for a full reconciliation. The first step is understanding what the authority is asking, which period it covers and what evidence is needed.

  • Businesses that have received a GST notice, query, mismatch communication or show-cause notice.
  • Owners who are unsure what the notice means or which deadline applies.
  • Cases that need returns, payments or e-way bill data reconciled before a reply.
  • Businesses that want a draft reply reviewed before anything is filed.
Documents needed

What to keep ready.

Send clear copies of the complete notice and the records for the period mentioned. Missing pages or annexures can change the reply.

Complete noticeEvery page, annexure and attachment — not just the first page.
GSTIN and referenceGSTIN, notice number and the response deadline shown.
Returns for the periodGSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9 or other returns referred to in the notice.
Sales and purchase recordsInvoices, credit/debit notes, e-way bills and ledgers for the period.
Payment evidenceChallans, bank statements and any tax or interest paid.
Earlier correspondencePrevious replies, acknowledgements, officer emails or hearing notes.
How it works

How the work runs.

The aim is to make the issue understandable before a reply is drafted, so you can review the position rather than approve a document you have not seen.

01

Share the notice

Send the complete notice, deadline and a short note on what happened.

02

Review and explain

We check the notice and records, then explain the issue and exposure.

03

Draft for review

We prepare the reply and supporting reconciliation for your review.

04

File and follow up

After approval, we support filing and explain the next step.

Timeline

Timeline, qualified.

The deadline in the notice controls the work. We confirm a response plan in writing after reviewing the notice and records.

What can move the date

  • How close the response deadline is.
  • The type of notice and the periods involved.
  • Missing invoices, returns or payment evidence.
  • Whether multiple GSTINs, states or authorities are involved.
  • Portal availability and any personal-hearing requirement.
Common mistakes

Common mistakes to avoid.

Replying only to the first page and missing the annexure or schedule.
Assuming a portal status is the final deadline without reading the notice.
Filing an explanation without reconciling returns, invoices and payments.
Sending unsupported statements instead of evidence the officer can verify.
Waiting until the last day, when portal issues or a missing document become urgent.
FAQs

Questions people ask before replying.

FAQs last reviewed: 20 October 2026

Will the notice be closed after your reply?
We can review the notice, explain it and prepare a reply. The authority decides the outcome, so closure or a particular result cannot be guaranteed.
Can you help if the deadline is very close?
Call or WhatsApp immediately with the notice and deadline. We prioritise time-critical work where possible, but cannot promise same-day filing.
Do I need to send every return?
Usually the notice annexure and the returns for the period or periods it mentions. We confirm the exact list after seeing the notice.
What does the starting price cover?
Notice review, an issue summary, a draft reply for your review and filing support for a straightforward notice. Extra periods, hearings, revisions, taxes, penalties and statutory fees are separate.
Can you attend a personal hearing?
We can explain what the hearing involves and whether specialist representation is needed. Hearing or legal representation is scoped separately.

Have the notice, deadline or records ready?

Send the service, entity and notice deadline. We will confirm the starting point, what is included and the next step.