We provide robust legal support in all aspects of GST, right from advisory related to registration, classification, input tax credit, compliance, to representation during audits and disputes. Our deep understanding of GST regulations ensures our clients' seamless compliance with this transformative tax regime.
Assessments, Audits and Appeals
Representing clients in GST disputes, including assessments, audits, appeals, and litigation, defence of show cause notices before DGGI and Adjudicating Authority, building a strategic defence employing deep research and expert opinions.
Litigation
Representing client and business interests before the assessing and auditing authorities, Commissioner (Appeals), Appellate Tribunal, Authority for Advance Rulings, various High Courts, and the Supreme Court of India.
Planning and Compliance
Developing customized GST planning strategies that maximize tax efficiency while ensuring full compliance with GST regulations, guiding clients on GST compliance, reporting, and record-keeping.
GST for Businesses
Assisting businesses, from startups to large corporations, navigate complex GST regulations, optimize their GST structures, and ensure compliance with GST laws.
Searches and Investigations
Comprehensive litigation and advisory support relating to GST (DGGI or Anti-evasion) search and seizure operations and other inquiries and investigations, post-search submissions, recording of statements, cross-examinations, and other aspects.
GST Impact Assessments
Conducting GST impact assessments to help businesses understand the financial implications of GST law changes and plan accordingly.
Non-profit and Charitable Organizations
Specialized advice in GST matters related to non-profit and tax-exempt organizations, helping them maintain their tax-exempt status and navigate unique tax regulations.
GST Compliance Reviews
Conducting comprehensive GST compliance reviews for businesses, ensuring that all GST filings are accurate and in full compliance with the law.
More Insights
25-08-2026
12
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A Game of Treasure Hunt: Service of GST Notices and Orders under S. 169 of the CGST Act and the Emerging Split Among High Courts
Luxmi Traders addresses a fundamental question in GST adjudication: can a notice or order be treated as duly served merely because it is uploaded on the Common Portal? The Punjab and Haryana High Court held that portal-only service, absent the requisite statutory and notified basis, cannot by itself defeat a taxpayer’s remedies. With Madras and Allahabad adopting different approaches and Delhi subsequently applying Luxmi Traders, the issue reflects a significant divergence in judicial approach awaiting authoritative resolution.
10-07-2026
7
min read
Faceless Reassessment after S. 147A: What the Supreme Court Did – and Did Not – Decide
The Supreme Court's decision in Tej Pratap Singh does not settle the JAO–FAO controversy. Following Parliament's retrospective insertion of s. 147A, it remands the issue to the High Courts for fresh consideration. Faceless reassessment was never merely about moving tax files from paper to portal; it fundamentally changed the statutory authority responsible for communicating with the taxpayer, examining the record, drafting the order and completing the assessment. The real question now is how far a retrospective legislative clarification can go.
23-04-2026
18
min read
Mandatory Pre-Deposit for Appeals in Indirect Tax Laws: A Barrier to Justice?
Mandatory pre-deposit has become a defining feature of indirect tax litigation, balancing revenue protection with access to appellate remedies. While the shift to a fixed statutory framework has improved procedural efficiency, it also raises concerns regarding financial barriers and effective access to justice. This insight examines the legal evolution, judicial interpretation, and practical implications of the regime.