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We’ve recently seen a number of examples where the GSTIN has been revoked by the Department due to non-filing of returns. Following the cancellation, every business has three months from the date of the cancellation to file an appeal against the Order of Cancellation, plus a one-month grace period.
What if, though, all of the deadlines have passed and you’re seeking for a way to reclaim your GSTIN?
This post goes over the various scenarios and techniques you can use to reclaim your GSTIN.
First, let’s look at the deadlines:
Even after the 90-day time has expired, you have a one-month period to file an appeal with the Commissioner (Appeal) with a condonation letter. there are chances that the Dept will revoke cancellation
Let’s have a look at the law and a recent update from the Department before I discuss the best options to take. Extensions for the due date of filing an application for Revocation of Registration have been provided as follows:
Portal Related Updates 31/05/2021
The deadline for filing a ‘Application for Revocation of Cancellation’ for applicants whose due date fell between 15 April and 29 June 2021 has been extended to 30 June 2021.
Additional Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for implementing the provision extending the time limit for applying for reversal of cancellation of registration u/s 30 of the CGST Act, 2017 & Rule 23 of the CGST Rules, 2017 has been issued vide Circular No. 148/04/2021-GST.
What should you do?
Contact us if you’re having problems with GST or have unanswered issues. We’ll work with you to create a streamlined GST system that not only works automatically but also supports other aspects of your business!
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