GST Consultant & GST Litigation Lawyer India

Expert GST Consultant & Litigation Specialist Near You

Received a GST notice? Facing a GST audit, scrutiny, or departmental action? Accorg Consulting provides expert GST consultant and litigation services across India, with on-ground capability in Indore and virtual service nationwide. Led by CA Harshaditya Kabra — a Chartered Accountant with legal expertise — we bring unparalleled depth to GST disputes, combining tax law knowledge with courtroom experience.

From responding to a routine GST notice to representing you before the GST Appellate Authority, the Tribunal, or the High Court, Accorg handles your GST matter end-to-end.

Why a CA + Lawyer is Best for Your GST Dispute

Most clients make the mistake of engaging either a CA (who understands GST law but lacks litigation skills) or a lawyer (who can argue but may miss technical GST nuances). CA Harshaditya Kabra bridges this gap — his dual qualification as a Chartered Accountant and corporate legal consultant makes him uniquely equipped to:

• Analyze GST returns, GSTR-2B mismatches, and ITC claims with accounting precision
• Draft legally sound replies to GST notices that withstand appellate scrutiny
• Argue before quasi-judicial GST authorities with adequate legal foundation
• File High Court writs when GST authorities act arbitrarily or without jurisdiction

GST Services We Provide

GST Notice Reply & Compliance

• Reply to show cause notices (SCN) for Section 73/74
• GSTR-2B reconciliation and ITC mismatch resolution
• Response to GST audit notices
• ASMT-10/ASMT-12 (Scrutiny of Returns) replies
• DRC-01 (Demand notice) responses
• RFD-01 (GST Refund) applications and appeals

GST Litigation & Appeals

• First Appeal before Appellate Authority (Section 107)
• Second Appeal before GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT)
• High Court writ petitions against arbitrary GST orders
• Supreme Court GST matters (via senior counsel collaboration)
• Prosecution defense (Section 132 — criminal cases)

GST Compliance Services

• Monthly/Quarterly GSTR filing (1, 3B, 9, 9C)
• GST registration for new businesses
• Cancellation and revocation of GST registration
• Input Tax Credit (ITC) audit and optimization
• GST health check for high-turnover businesses

Common GST Issues We Solve

• ITC reversal demand due to Section 16(2)(b) / 16(4) mismatch
• Fake invoice / fraudulent ITC claim defense (Section 74)
• Export refund delays and rejection
• GST on real estate (under-construction properties)
• E-way bill violations and penalties
• RCM (Reverse Charge Mechanism) classification disputes
• Place of supply disputes (IGST vs CGST+SGST)
• GST on cross-border services (imports and exports)

Frequently Asked Questions — GST Consultant Near Me

I received a GST notice — what should I do first?

Do not ignore a GST notice. First, check the type — ASMT-10 (scrutiny), DRC-01 (demand), or SUMMONS (personal appearance). The response timeline varies: scrutiny notices require reply within 15-30 days, demand notices within 30 days. Contact a GST consultant immediately. Delays or poorly drafted replies often lead to ex-parte orders and penalties.

Can GST demand be cancelled if I pay all taxes due?

Yes — under Section 73 (non-fraud cases), if you pay the full tax plus interest before the SCN is issued, the case can be dropped entirely. After SCN, payment of tax + interest + 25% penalty closes the matter. Our GST consultants evaluate the fastest and most cost-effective resolution route for each client.

What is the penalty for false ITC claims under GST?

Under Section 74 (fraud), the penalty can be 100% of the tax evaded, plus prosecution under Section 132 for amounts above ₹5 crore (up to 5 years imprisonment). For non-fraud cases (Section 73), the penalty is 10% or ₹10,000, whichever is higher. Accorg's GST lawyers specialize in converting Section 74 cases to Section 73 where the facts support it.

How long does a GST appeal take?

First appeal before the Appellate Authority should be decided within 1 year (as per GST law). In practice, GST tribunals are still being constituted (as of 2025). High Court writs for urgent matters can get interim stays within 2-4 weeks. Our GST litigation lawyers choose the most time-effective forum based on urgency and merits.