Return-ITC mismatch
ITC claimed not matching GSTR-2B or supplier filings.
Received a GST notice? We diagnose the issue, draft a considered reply, and file it within the department's deadline.

A formal communication from the GST department flagging a discrepancy, requesting information, or proposing action — each notice type has its own reply deadline and form.
Got an income tax notice instead? See our income tax notice reply service.
ITC claimed not matching GSTR-2B or supplier filings.
Turnover in returns not matching e-way bills or financials.
Persistent delays in filing returns.
Routine departmental review, not tied to any specific error.
Flags discrepancies found during return scrutiny.
Proposes a tax demand based on identified discrepancies.
Proposes to suspend or cancel GST registration.
Every notice type has a strict, non-extendable deadline.
A poorly drafted reply can escalate a minor query into a demand.
We review the notice and identify the exact issue and deadline.
We prepare a documented reply with supporting evidence.
Reply is filed on the portal before the response window closes.
Most GST notice deadlines aren't extendable — missing one can trigger automatic demand confirmation.
Non-response is treated as an admission in most cases.
We quote the fee in writing after reviewing your notice.
We identify the exact issue and deadline within a day.
Every reply is supported by ledgers and invoices, not just assertions.
Real accountants, a written quote, and a person who knows your file.
Every reply is prepared and reviewed by an ICAI-registered CA.
You know the fee upfront, before any work begins.
One point of contact who knows your file end to end.
We work backward from the response deadline so nothing is rushed.
We can still help — in some cases a delayed reply or appeal is possible, though options narrow significantly.
Yes, if the reply is inadequate or missed, the officer can proceed to a demand order.
Talk to a CA immediately — deadlines are strict. Free initial review.