GST Appeal Services
Drafting and filing appeals against adverse GST orders before the appellate authority, backed by a clear review of the original order and supporting documentation.
GST appeal services cover the preparation and filing of an appeal against an order passed by a GST officer — such as a demand, penalty or refund rejection order — before the first appellate authority within the statutory time limit, along with representation during the hearing of that appeal.
What our GST appeal service covers
From reviewing the original order to representing you before the appellate authority.
- Reviewing the original order for grounds of appeal
- Drafting the appeal in Form GST APL-01 with supporting statements
- Computing and advising on the mandatory pre-deposit
- Compiling documentary evidence and legal submissions
- Representing you at the hearing before the appellate authority
- Advising on further appeal to the Tribunal if required
Orders we help you appeal
Support across the range of adverse orders that can be challenged in appeal.
Demand Orders
Appeals against orders confirming tax, interest or penalty demands raised after assessment or scrutiny.
Refund Rejection Orders
Challenging orders that reject or partially sanction a claimed GST refund.
Registration Cancellation Orders
Appeals against cancellation of GST registration where the cancellation is disputed.
Penalty Orders
Contesting penalties imposed independently or alongside a tax demand.
Our process
From initial consultation to completion.
Order Review
Examining the original order and the record of proceedings to identify valid grounds of appeal.
Pre-Deposit Computation
Calculating the mandatory pre-deposit required to admit the appeal.
Drafting & Filing
Preparing the appeal memorandum with grounds, evidence and filing it within the limitation period.
Hearing & Representation
Representing your case before the appellate authority until the appeal is disposed of.
Why the appeal stage needs specialist handling
What sets our approach apart.
Strict limitation periods apply
An appeal must generally be filed within three months of the order, with a limited condonable extension, so timing is critical.
A pre-deposit is mandatory
Filing an appeal requires depositing a percentage of the disputed tax amount, which needs to be correctly computed and paid.
Grounds must be built on the original record
An effective appeal is grounded in the assessment or adjudication record, not just a general disagreement with the outcome.
GST appeal questions answered
What people ask before engaging us.
Received an adverse GST order?
We'll review it and prepare your appeal within the limitation period.
