GST Litigation
Welcome to RGM Law Associates, your dedicated legal partner specializing in Goods and Services Tax (GST) litigation. We understand that navigating the complexities of GST-related disputes requires strategic expertise. Our experienced team is committed to providing comprehensive solutions tailored to your unique needs.
Understanding GST Litigation
In straightforward terms, GST litigation encompasses all legal matters related to GST, ranging from transitioning credits from the previous tax system to disputes over input tax credit eligibility, denial of refund claims, and issues with output tax liability payments.
When it comes to GST compliance, including filing returns, claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC), and pursuing GST refunds, businesses often find themselves entangled in disputes that may later escalate into litigation.
It’s crucial for taxpayers to be aware of the risk of audits by tax authorities. During these audits, the authorities scrutinize tax positions, payments, and compliances. While audits are not meant to inconvenience taxpayers, any defaults detected may lead to penalties and interest implications for non-payment or short payment of taxes.
In situations where disagreements arise post-audits or assessments, a fair appeal mechanism is in place to provide an impartial resolution. RGM Law Associates ensures that our clients are well-informed and supported throughout the entire litigation process.
GST Litigation Challenge
In a landscape where GST is an evolving law, businesses must comprehend the intricacies of Departmental Audits and GST Litigation to effectively defend their cases. Managing litigations across multiple GSTINs or entities within a group introduces specific challenges.
- Keeping track of all actionable
- Monitoring preparedness and progress regularly
- Having all necessary information/documents sourced for litigations.
Given the evolving nature of GST, updating case files with recent developments is crucial, including judicial precedences, notifications, and circulars.
Types of Notices and Litigation under GST
The GST department can issue various notices, both pre-litigation and during litigation. These include notices under Section 61 for scrutiny of returns, Section 65 for audit by tax authorities, Section 73/74 for show cause notices, Section 129/130 for E-way Bill matters, Section 122/74 for Fake invoicing, under-invoicing, etc, and many more.
GST Litigation Process with RGM Law Associates
Partnering with RGM Law Associates ensures a streamlined approach to handling multiple ongoing cases and litigations:
- Analyzing the Notice/SCN/Order: Thorough analysis of notices/SCN/Orders received from the GST department.
- Briefing and Discussion: Preparing a company brief and planning the course of action.
- Data Collation: Gathering evidence, documents, and relevant information.
- Verification and Validation: Ensuring accuracy in the collected data.
- Drafting Reply/Appeal: Crafting a suitable response/appeal based on legal precedence.
- Submission: Presenting the reply or appeal to the concerned Authority.
- Appearance before Authorities: Defending the case before the Adjudicating Authority/Appellate Authority/Tribunal/High Court/Supreme Court.
Why Choose RGM Law Associates
RGM Law Associates offers expertise, comprehensive services, and a client-centric approach to navigating the intricacies of GST litigation. Our commitment to timely resolution, clear communication, and strategic legal counsel sets us apart.
If you are facing GST litigation challenges, trust RGM Law Associates to be your reliable legal partner. Contact us today to initiate effective resolution strategies for your GST disputes.
