GST Litigation, mapped from the stage you are in
From audit and show-cause notice to adjudication, appeal and court proceedings, we organise the facts, evidence, deadline and right professional route before the next filing.
- Professional fee
- Starts at ₹7,500*
- Built for
- Businesses facing GST audit, notice, order, recovery or appeal
- Timing
- Deadline-led
*Indicative starting professional fee. Final scope and quote depend on the proceeding.
Case ladder
GST Litigation
Share the complete notice or order and its date of service first. The document—not a generic timeline—controls the immediate action.
First action
Share the complete notice or order and its date of service first. The document—not a generic timeline—controls the immediate action.
One dispute. Different remedies.
Choose the closest stage to see what matters now. The exact notice or order always overrides this orientation.
Pre-litigation
Notice & adjudication
Order passed
Appeal
Higher courts
Special proceedings
Pre-litigation · ADT-01 / ADT-03
Departmental or special audit
An authorised GST audit or special audit begins.
Proper officer or nominated CA/CMA, depending on the proceeding.
Preserve the audit period, scope, records requested and reply dates.
Returns, ledgers, reconciliations, invoices, e-way bills and prior correspondence.
Observations may close, require explanation or move toward demand proceedings.
From urgent triage to a defensible record.
Litigation work is sequenced around limitation, evidence and the authority—not a generic incorporation checklist.
- 01
Urgency triage
Authenticate the communication, record service date, stage, authority, demand and next deadline.
- 02
Issue and evidence map
Connect every allegation to the return, books, transaction facts, legal position and supporting document.
- 03
Strategy note
Compare reply, payment, rectification, appeal, stay and specialist-counsel routes without promising an outcome.
- 04
Drafting and filing
Prepare a point-by-point submission, indexed annexures and approval trail for the selected proceeding.
- 05
Hearing and next remedy
Coordinate representation, preserve the record and review the order before the next limitation period is lost.
Build the file before the argument.
A complete indexed record reduces avoidable gaps. We issue a stage-specific checklist after the initial review.
Proceeding record
- Complete notice or order with attachments
- DIN, reference number and date of service
- Portal event, deadline and jurisdiction
- All prior replies and acknowledgements
Tax and books
- GST returns and electronic ledgers
- Sales, purchase and input-credit reconciliations
- Invoices, contracts and e-way bills
- Financial statements and relevant ledgers
Appeal file
- Statement of facts and proposed grounds
- Hearing records and relied-upon documents
- Admitted payment and pre-deposit proof
- Authorisation and counsel papers where applicable
Scope and fee
Starts at ₹7,500.
Quoted by stage.
The starting fee is not a fixed total. After reviewing the proceeding, we confirm deliverables, hearings, dependencies and professional roles in writing.
Request a written quoteWhat changes the quote
- Proceeding stage and statutory deadline
- Number of GSTINs, periods and disputed issues
- Record quality and reconciliation volume
- Drafting, hearings, paper book and counsel involvement
Usually separate
- Tax, interest, penalty and statutory pre-deposit
- Government, Tribunal and court fees
- External advocate, senior counsel or expert-opinion fees
- Forensic reconstruction, additional periods or unlisted hearings
Clear answers before you choose a remedy.
General guidance only. The complete proceeding and current law must be reviewed before action.