Revocation or revival of cancelled GST registration
GST revocation is the process of restoring a cancelled GST registration to active status. Whether your registration was cancelled by tax authorities or voluntarily surrendered, Online Chartered provides expert assistance in reviving your GST registration through proper legal procedures. Our experienced chartered accountants handle the complete revocation process, including Form GST REG-21 filing, documentation preparation, and liaison with tax officers. We ensure timely submission within the mandatory 30-day deadline and guide you through potential show-cause notices. Trust our expertise to restore your GST registration efficiently and maintain your business compliance seamlessly.
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A taxable person may request revocation within 30 days of receiving the cancellation order if the tax officer revokes their registration on their own. The application for revocation is done online.
If a person voluntarily cancels their GST registration and later wishes to revoke it, they can apply by submitting a physical application to the jurisdictional departmental officer.
You can request revocation by following these steps if the tax official has revoked your GST registration:
The registered individual needs to fill out Form GST REG-21 in order to request revocation. After obtaining the cancellation order, this needs to be completed within 30 days.
Within 30 days of receiving the application, the tax officer will issue an order for revocation in Form GST REG-22 if they are pleased with it.
The officer may reject the application if necessary. If this happens, the officer will issue a rejection order in Form GST REG-05.
An explanation of why the application should not be refused must be provided by the applicant in a show cause notice (Form GST REG-23) before the officer rejects the application.
After receiving the show-cause notice, the applicant has seven working days to reply using Form GST REG-24.
An explanation of why the application should not be refused must be provided by the applicant in a show cause notice (Form GST REG-23) before the officer rejects the application.
