Ans. Any taxpayer or an unregistered person aggrieved by any decision or order passed against him by an adjudicating authority, may appeal to the Appellate Authority, within three months from the date on which the said decision or order is communicated to such person.
Ans: Order must be passed by the adjudicating authority for the taxpayer or an unregistered person to file an appeal to the Appellate Authority.
Ans. Navigate to Services > User Services > My Applications > Application Type as Appeal to Appellate Authority > NEW APPLICATION button. Select the Order Type as Demand Order from the drop-down list.
S.No. | Description | Status |
1 | Appeal Form successfully filed | Appeal Submitted |
2 | Appeal Form successfully admitted | Appeal admitted |
3 | Appeal Form is Rejected | Appeal Rejected |
4 | When Hearing Notice is issued | Hearing Notice issued |
5 | When Counter Reply received against notice | Counter reply received |
6 | When Show cause notice is issued | Show cause notice issued |
7 | Appeal is confirmed/modified/rejected | Appeal order passed |
8 | When hearing is adjourned and next date is issued | Adjournment granted |
9 | When application is filed for Rectification | Rectification request received |
10 | When application for Rectification is rejected | Rectification request rejected |
11 | Appeal is order is rectified | Rectification order passed |
Ans. Navigate to Services > User Services > My Applications > Application Type as Appeal to Appellate Authority > From and To Date > SEARCH button.
Ans. The appellate authority may condone delay for a period of maximum of 1 month, if he is satisfied that the taxpayer was prevented by sufficient cause from presenting the appeal within the aforesaid period of three months and allow it to be presented within a period of one month after the expiry date of filing appeal.
Ans. Once an appeal against a demand order is filed, an email and SMS is sent to the taxpayer (or an unregistered person, as the case may be) and Appellate Authority.
However, final acknowledgement of the appeal filed is issued, when after electronic filing of appeal, the documents as well as Appeal with verification part is submitted to the Appellate authority, within 7 days from the electronic filing. Thereafter the appeal documents are checked and if found in order, final acknowledgment is issued. The appeal shall be treated to be filed only when the final acknowledgement, indicating the appeal number is issued.
Ans. Minimum of 10% of the disputed tax needs to be paid as pre-deposit (as per law) before filing an appeal. Lower percentage may be declared after approval from the competent authorities.
Ans. Yes, if Appeal filed is admitted, the GST Portal flags the balance disputed amount as non-recoverable.
Ans. If a taxpayer has admitted any amount related to IGST head, then place of supply is required to be mentioned in the Appeal application. You can add place of supply details for more than one State.
Ans. A taxpayer can appeal against following types of Assessment Demand Orders:
Ans. Yes, an Appeal application can be withdrawn. To withdraw an Appeal application, click on to the Withdraw Appeal tab in the Case details page and select Withdraw Application from the Actions drop-down. A form will be displayed. Fill the form and click the Withdraw Appeal button. An appeal application can be withdrawn until a notice is issued or appeal order is passed. Once a notice has been issued, the application cannot be withdrawn.
Ans. Yes, an appeal application can be filed one more time after its withdrawal. The Order ID will remain the same and a new ARN will be generated.
Ans. An Appeal application can be withdrawn twice.
Ans. Yes, an appeal application can be re-filed after it has been rejected at the admission stage. To file the application, navigate to the New application page. Select the Order type and enter the Order ID of the original application. Fill in the form and Submit the application.
Ans. After an Appeal application has been rejected, it can be filed once more by the taxpayer.
Ans. Whatever amount is paid (admitted along with pre deposit) is set of against the demand ID. Taxpayer is only required to pay the remainder.
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