Get your GST issue resolved fast in Sonipat, Haryana

Resolving GST issues in Sonipat

A GST notice, a suspended GSTIN or a refund stuck with the department can stop a business in Sonipat from billing, claiming input tax credit or getting paid. Most of these matters have short deadlines, and a missed reply often turns into a demand order or a cancellation.

We handle the whole matter. Our chartered accountants read the notice and draft a reply backed by your records, and an authorised representative follows up with the jurisdictional officer — at the Excise and Taxation Department, Haryana or Central GST, whichever your GSTIN is assigned to — until it is closed.

GST issues we resolve in Sonipat

• Show cause notices and demands under Sections 73 and 74 (DRC-01A, DRC-01)
• Scrutiny of returns (ASMT-10) and GST audit (ADT-01)
• Registration suspended or cancelled (REG-17, REG-31) and revocation (REG-21)
• Registration queries and rejections (REG-03, REG-05)
• Refunds held up by deficiency memos (RFD-03, RFD-08)
• ITC and return mismatches (DRC-01B, DRC-01C, GSTR-2B vs GSTR-3B)
• E-way bill detention of goods or vehicles (MOV-07, MOV-09)
• First appeals against GST orders (APL-01)

How we coordinate with GST officers in Sonipat

• You sign an authorisation so we can act for you under Section 116 of the CGST Act
• We identify the exact ward, circle or range handling your GSTIN in Sonipat
• We file a complete written reply with supporting documents on the portal
• We request a personal hearing where it helps, and attend it for you
• We submit documents in person and follow up in writing until an order is passed
• You get updates at every step, with copies of everything filed

Deadlines that matter

• Suspension notice (REG-17): reply within 7 working days
• System intimation (REG-31): reply within the time given, usually 30 days
• Scrutiny notice (ASMT-10): reply within the time given, usually 30 days
• Show cause notice (DRC-01): reply within the time given in the notice
• Revocation of cancellation (REG-21): apply within 90 days of the cancellation order
• First appeal (APL-01): within 3 months of the order

Every step is taken through lawful, documented channels — written replies, hearings and submissions on record. A strong, well-documented reply is what gets matters closed quickly.