GST Audit and Assessment Support in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Audit & Assessment · Nashik

Support Through GST Audit and Assessment — Prepared. Represented. Resolved.

Preparation, record compilation and representation for businesses facing departmental audit or assessment proceedings in Nashik and across Maharashtra.

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A departmental audit or assessment is a document exercise before it is anything else. The officer works from what the business can produce, and the quality of that record largely determines how the proceedings go.

At N D Savla & Associates, we prepare businesses for audit, compile the record in the form the department expects, respond to observations and appear as authorised representative through the proceedings.

Preparation makes the difference between an audit and a dispute. Reconciliations produced on the first visit tend to close observations; the same figures produced three months later invite a demand instead.

Our Audit & Assessment Services

Pre-Audit Health Check

Review of returns, reconciliations and records before the audit begins.

Record Compilation

Compilation of the records and reconciliations listed in the audit notice.

Reconciliation Statements

Preparation of turnover, tax and credit reconciliations for the periods audited.

Observation Responses

Drafting of replies to audit observations with supporting evidence.

Departmental Representation

Appearance as authorised representative before the audit or assessing authority.

Assessment Proceedings

Support in assessment proceedings including provisional and best judgment cases.

Liability Quantification

Independent quantification of exposure and advice on voluntary payment.

Closure & Follow-Through

Follow-through to the audit report and the closure of observations.

Our Audit Support Process

1

Notice Review

We review the audit or assessment notice and the periods and records covered.

2

Internal Review

Returns and books are reviewed internally to identify exposure in advance.

3

Record Preparation

The record set and reconciliations are compiled in the format required.

4

Representation

Observations are answered and the position is presented before the authority.

5

Closure

The report or order is reviewed and next steps advised, including appeal.

Why It Matters

Exposure identified before the department does
Records produced in the format the officer expects
Reconciliations ready on the first visit
Observations answered with evidence, not argument
Professional representation through the proceedings
Independent view of the real exposure
Voluntary payment considered where it reduces cost
Clear advice on whether to accept or appeal

Frequently Asked Questions

It is an examination of records, returns and other documents of a registered person by the tax authorities to verify the correctness of turnover, tax paid, refund claimed and input tax credit availed.
The rules require that the registered person be informed in advance of the conduct of the audit, within the period prescribed for that purpose.
Books of account, invoices, returns, reconciliations, agreements, credit ledgers and stock records for the periods under audit are commonly requested.
The findings, rights, obligations and reasons are communicated to the registered person, and where discrepancies are found, further proceedings for demand may be initiated.
A registered person may be represented by an authorised representative, including a practising chartered accountant, in proceedings before the authorities.
Voluntary payment of an accepted liability can reduce the interest and penalty consequences, and the decision is taken after quantifying the exposure and the merits of the position.

Audit notice received?

Send us the notice and the periods covered — we’ll prepare the record and represent you.