GST Notices and Show Cause Procedures

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Dive into the world of GST compliance with this detailed guide covering GST notices, show cause procedures, deadlines, penalties, and more. Learn about the importance of clear charge descriptions, limitations on SCN issuance, due dates for passing orders, penalties for non-compliance, and the course of action to follow when served with an SCN.

  • GST Compliance
  • Tax Notices
  • Show Cause Notice
  • Penalties
  • Tax Regulations

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  1. Gst Notices CA Punit Prajapati www.punitprajapati.com

  2. basic basic IIT Big Data Based on GSTR 9 Different Approach by State Section 73 V/s. Section 74

  3. Show cause notice Show cause notice the birth of litigation the birth of litigation No demand without SCN Law prevailing as on the date of SCN SCN must describe the charge clearly (it s a charge sheet!) No amount can be confirmed which is not stated in SCN or on Grounds not in SCN [Section 75(7)] Limitation on issuance of SCN 33/54 month from Annual Return Due Date Don t ask for extension of Due Date

  4. Show cause notice Show cause notice Deadlines Deadlines FY Due Date for Issuance of SCN U/s. 73 Due Date for Passing Order U/s. 73 Due Date for Issuance of SCN U/s. 74 Due Date for Passing Order U/s. 74 2017-18 30/09/2023 31/12/2023 31/07/2024 31/01/2025 2018-19 31/12/2023 31/03/2024 30/06/2025 31/12/2025 2019-20 31/03/2024 30/06/3024 30/09/2025 31/03/2026

  5. Show cause notice Show cause notice Deadlines Deadlines FY Due Date for Issuance of SCN U/s. 73 Due Date for Passing Order U/s. 73 Due Date for Issuance of SCN U/s. 74 Due Date for Passing Order U/s. 74 2017-18 31/01/2025 30/09/2023 31/12/2023 31/07/2024 2018-19 30/06/2025 31/12/2025 31/12/2023 31/03/2024 2019-20 30/09/2025 31/03/2026 31/03/2024 30/06/3024

  6. SCN SCN Course of Action Course of Action SCN Issued Not paid within 30 days of SCN Pay within 30 days of SCN Penalty [Nil u/s. 73(8)] DRC-03 [Rule 142(3)] DRC-05 [Rule 142(3)] Agree with Demand? Yes

  7. SCN SCN Course of action Course of action Agree with Demand? Yes No File Reply to SCN in DRC-06 [ Summary OIO DRC-07 Penalty [10% /20K File Reply to SCN in DRC-06 ) Summary OIO DRC-07 u/r 142(5) Pay within 30 days from receipt of OIO Penalty 10% No Yes File Appeal

  8. SCN & SCN & PENALTIES PENALTIES Timeline Normal Case u/s73 Case with Suppression u/s.74 15% 25% 50% 50% 100% Before SCN Within 30 days of SCN After 30 days of SCN Within 30 days of OIO After 30 days of OIO 0% 0% 10% 10% 20%

  9. Some Legal Fundamental

  10. Acquiescence by Party Assessment proceedings, etc., not to be invalid on certain grounds Section 160(2) (2) The service of any notice, order or communication shall not be called in question, if the notice, order or communication, as the case may be, has already been acted upon by the person to whom it is issued or where such service has not been called in question at or in the earlier proceedings commenced, continued or finalised pursuant to such notice, order or communication.

  11. Penalty 20K/10% under Section 73 (9) The proper officer shall, after considering the representation, if any, made by person chargeable with tax, determine the amount of tax, interest and a penalty equivalent to ten per cent. of tax or ten thousand rupees, whichever is higher, due from such person and issue an order.

  12. Relied upon Documents - ask for the copies of relied upon documents

  13. Burden of Proof Section 155 - Where any person claims that he is eligible for input tax credit under this Act, the burden of providing such claim shall lie on such person. - Burden of Proof V/s. Onus of Proof. Section 155 talks about Burden of Proof, once it is discharged by taxpayer, onus will be on the officer to prove it otherwise.

  14. DRC 01A V/s. DRC 01 DRC 01A = amount ascertained by officer, not anSCN DRC 01 is SCN. Opportunity to pay agreed tax and avoid litigation and tax If acted upon DRC 01A , DRC 01 can be reduced or avoided Rule 142 (1A) amended to may w.e.f. 15/10/20, hence not compulsion on officer No SCN/No penalty if paid before SCN (DRC-01) and replied in Part B

  15. Case Laws & Arguments Invent Once, Use lifetime

  16. Fleet of Arguments Fleet of Arguments Value inclusive of tax No suppression Limitation Penalties Violation of Principles of Natural Justice Violation of Judicial Discipline Shifting Burden of Proof Opportunity of Cross Examination Non-Speaking Order

  17. Before you start drafting Before you start drafting Go through every facts and every documents carefully Research before start drafting Quantify Figures Summarise Points Relied Upon Documents: don t reply unless you have it.

  18. Before you start drafting Before you start drafting Continue Continue Counter Arguments against tax payer Understand well what is department s charges are Find out arguments which will be put forward by the department against your arguments Study Case Laws & Circular against you, don t ignore it

  19. st start of drafting art of drafting Decide Flow of the Reply to SCN Generally: Fact>Main Arguments> Supplementary Arguments Law V/s. Facts : Press whichever favours you more Be precise and brief in what you have to say Complete Drafting in single sitting

  20. NOTICES BASED ON IIT BIG DATA BY GUJ SGST FOR FY 17-18

  21. Instruction dated 11 Instruction dated 11th thOct. 23 Oct. 23 Already departmental audit completed If issue already covered under Scrutiny Advisory/Summons already issued to the extent of covered issue Investigation by State/Centre if covered by Section 74 Already paid (DRC-03) Already order is issued (DRC 07) Bogus Billing (to be covered under section 122 (i.e. under section 74) Blocked Credit under Section 17(5) Common ITC (Rule 42/43)

  22. Instruction dated 11 Instruction dated 11th thOct. 23 Oct. 23

  23. Issues Covered in Notices

  24. ITC GSTR 9 (8A) V/s. GSTR 3B GSTR 9 (8A) = GSTR 2A data on date of filing GSTR 9 Transactions reported in GSTR 2A post filing of GSTR 9 is not considered Benefit of Circular No. 183 (Certificate from supplier/CA) In some cases, ITC taken for RCM is not considered Difference in ITC of IGST is not demanded. ITC already reversed in next year GSTR 3B or DRC -03 is not considered. Find the reasons and explain

  25. ITC Blocked Credit Merely based on HSN reported by suppliers Cement, Plywood, Steel, Motor Vehicle, Electrical Goods, Tiles, Works Contract Services Covered in SCN even if not taken. ITC Available for Movable Furniture Repair and Maintenance Same line of business Vehicles for transportation of goods

  26. ITC Common ITC Rule 42 Based on exempt income reported in GSTR 9/9C All ITC considered as if it is common. Dividend (Not Supply) , Interest (Explanation to Rule 43) Sale of Securities (Expl. 2 to Rule 45) Sale of MEIS/SEIS Licence (Rule 43 Expl. 1(d) w.e.f. 5/7/22) High Seas and Merchant Trading [Expl. to Section 17(3) w.e.f 1/2/19]

  27. Outward Tax GSTR 9 V/s. GSTR 3B Tax Declared in GSTR 9 is compared with total of ITC+Cash paid in 3B. Paid in April, 2018 onwards not considered (as per circular) DRC-03 paid (during GSTR 9 or otherwise) is not considered Even if declared in GSTR 9/9C as paid in next year, demand is raised.

  28. Suppliers Registration Cancelled Even if cancelled after 31/3/2018 Even if cancelled on application of supplier Even if full tax paid by the supplier for 2017-18 Cancelation reason can be verified online Invoice date after date of cancellation

  29. Other Reasons ITC reversed in GSTR 3B of 17-18 is lower than declared in GSTR 9/9C GSTR 1 V/s GSTR 9 value IGST Credit Taken instead of CGST & SGST but reversed FSI Purchased from Rajkot Municipal Corporation Sale of Plot in GIDC

  30. Other Notices FSI Purchased from Rajkot Municipal Corporation Purchased from RUDA Sale of Plot in GIDC Suyog Dye Chemie Pvt. Ltd. (Guj. HC.) interim sale Navi Mumbai Builder s Association (Bom. HC & SC.) ITC to buyer?

  31. Procedure

  32. Procedure Received through emails (Section 16) Made online available Reply: Service>User Services>Additional Notices and orders Additional submission can be submitted multiple times. Select PH tab to YES , by default its : NO Text Reply - around 160 words Attachments 4 files, 5 MB each No Sperate tab for PH, hence for PH adjudication, additional submission

  33. Too many arguments and cases, will confuse the judges

  34. P Personal hearing ersonal hearing

  35. Personal hearing Personal hearing Compulsory [Section 75(4) and 75(5)] Mark your presence Authority Letter No order without proper chance of PH Prepare Again before PH Rehearsal

  36. Personal hearing Personal hearing Copies for all judges/authority and DR Can ask for copy of PH Sheets May ask authority to include something in PH notes Avoid Adjournments (max three)

  37. Thank you Thank you Punit Prajapati & Co., Chartered Accountants www.punitprajapati.com Ahmedabad I Rajkot CA Punit Prajapati CA Raksha Prajapati CA Mehul Patel CA Keyur Kamdar CA Raj Marvaniya

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