#Appeals

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Department Appealed Against Your GST Order? How to File a Reply on the GSTAT Portal, the One-Month Clock, and Why a Reply Is Not a Cross-Objection

Najma K
Najma K · Oct 2
GSTAT's Respondent Corner now takes replies online. Rule 36 of the Procedure Rules gives a respondent one month from receiving the appeal, the copy must be served on the appellant, and a reply only defends the order: to attack the part you lost, you need cross-objections within 45 days.

You Have a Tax Demand. Here Is What the Department Can Actually Do, and When: The 30-Day Clock, 1% a Month, the Notice to Your Bank, and Why "Pay 20% for a Stay" Is Not the Law (Telangana High Court, September 2026)

Vijay R S
Vijay R S · Sep 14
A demand notice starts a 30-day clock, then 1% a month, then "assessee in default", then a notice to your bank under section 416. Filing an appeal stops none of it; a stay under section 411(12) does. The Telangana High Court has just set aside stay orders that treated the CBDT's 20% as the rule. The statute, the memoranda, the Budget's 10%, and a checklist.

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