GST Appeal Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
GST Appeal · Nashik, Maharashtra

Appeals Against GST Orders and Demands — Grounded. Filed. Argued.

First appeal filing and representation before the appellate authority, covering grounds drafting, pre-deposit computation, condonation of delay and stay of recovery.

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An appeal is not a second attempt at the same reply. It is a structured challenge built on identified grounds, a properly computed pre-deposit and a record that supports each contention raised.

At N D Savla & Associates, we prepare and argue appeals against adjudication, assessment, refund and registration orders for businesses across Nashik and Maharashtra.

Two mechanical points decide more appeals than the merits do: filing within limitation, and making the pre-deposit correctly. We settle both at the outset so that the case is heard on what it is actually about.

Our Appeal Services

Appealability Assessment

Assessment of whether the order is appealable and to which forum it lies.

Grounds of Appeal

Drafting of grounds on facts, law and procedure, with supporting authority.

Pre-Deposit Computation

Computation of the pre-deposit required and the mode of payment.

Appeal Filing

Filing of the appeal with the statement of facts and certified copy of the order.

Condonation of Delay

Applications for condonation where the appeal is filed beyond the period.

Stay of Recovery

Applications and submissions on stay of recovery pending the appeal.

Hearing Representation

Appearance and argument before the appellate authority.

Refund Order Appeals

Appeals against rejection of refund claims in whole or in part.

Our Appeal Process

1

Order & Limitation Review

We check appealability and the time remaining to file the appeal.

2

Grounds Drafting

The statement of facts and grounds of appeal are drafted from the record.

3

Pre-Deposit & Filing

The pre-deposit is computed and paid, and the appeal is filed with annexures.

4

Hearing

The appeal is argued, with additional submissions filed where required.

5

Order & Next Forum

The appellate order is reviewed and further appeal advised if warranted.

Why It Matters

Appeals filed within limitation, every time
Pre-deposit computed correctly at the outset
Grounds drafted from the record, not the reply
Recovery addressed while the appeal is pending
Condonation pursued where delay is unavoidable
Representation by the firm that knows the file
Appellate orders reviewed for further appeal
A consistent case across all forums

Frequently Asked Questions

Any person aggrieved by a decision or order passed under the Act by an adjudicating authority may appeal to the prescribed appellate authority within the period allowed.
An appeal is to be filed within the period prescribed from the date of communication of the order, with a further limited period available where sufficient cause for delay is shown.
It is the part of the disputed amount required to be paid before an appeal is entertained, in addition to the admitted liability, in the proportion prescribed under the Act.
Where the pre-deposit is made, recovery of the balance amount in dispute is ordinarily stayed during the pendency of the appeal, as provided under the Act.
The appellate authority may allow additional grounds where satisfied that the omission was not wilful or unreasonable, though the position on fresh evidence is more restricted.
A further appeal lies to the Appellate Tribunal within the prescribed period, subject to the additional pre-deposit applicable at that stage.

Order gone against you?

Send us the order and the limitation date — we’ll assess the grounds and file the appeal.