Disagree with a GST order? We draft and file your first appeal, handle the pre-deposit, and argue your case before the Appellate Authority.
If a GST officer passes an order you believe is wrong — a demand, a rejected refund, or a penalty — you have the right to a first appeal before the Appellate Authority in Form APL-01, generally within three months of the order. A pre-deposit of 10% of the disputed tax is required to admit the appeal.
Appeals are won on grounds and documentation, not emotion. GovYapar frames the legal grounds, assembles the record, handles the pre-deposit, and represents you — with the GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) route available for the next stage.
A real Chartered Accountant handles the filing end-to-end.
We review merits and the strongest grounds.
Grounds, facts and record assembled.
Filed with pre-deposit within the time limit.
We argue your case before the authority.
Generally three months from the date the order is communicated, with a further condonable period. Acting quickly protects your rights — reach out as soon as you get the order.
For a first appeal, 10% of the disputed tax amount is required to admit the appeal (subject to the prescribed cap). We compute it precisely for your case.
The next stage is the GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT). We advise on the merits and handle escalation where it makes sense.
Yes — a rejected or partially sanctioned refund order can be appealed in APL-01 like any other adverse order.
A CA frames the grounds and represents you — act within the deadline.
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