My GST was cancelled due to failure of non filing, to which I filed all dues and penalties and submitted hard copy to the proper officer. I was told to submit revocation form online which was not accessible to me. However the login to the GST portal was denied. I talked to the customer support of GST where they took time to look into any IT related issue but after few weeks I was directed to the proper officer again. Proper officer somehow was able to open my GST portal but the revocation section was still not working. They kept on calling be week after week to look into the matter and I kept on filing GST under the same portal which got submitted without any error or issue. However after filing for refund, the other proper officer who took power after the first for transferred told me that the refund cannot be issued as the account's status was cancelled. I narrated all episodes to him to which he talked to IT cell to know the issue with my account. Now after 6 months he told me to appeal for the revocation of the account. I did the same with the help of a GST lawyer but the appeal office denied revocation as 180 days was over (the period of the revocation using appeal) to which I was not aware of till that date nor I was told by the previous proper officer or any staff in the GST office despite several meetings related to the same. I am running a small organization and the refund has my rolling amount in it. Please tell me what are the other possibilities I have now to get the refund as its a huge amount for me which is stuck without which I would have to shutdown the firm and run away from whole world.
Revocation of GST
Pranav Mishra
Small Business Struggles with GST Account Cancellation, Misses Appeal Deadline, Faces Refund Withholding, Considers Legal Action A user faced issues with their GST account being cancelled due to non-filing, despite settling dues and penalties. They experienced technical difficulties accessing the GST portal for revocation and were repeatedly directed between officers and customer support without resolution. After six months, they were advised to appeal but were denied due to the 180-day limit, which they were unaware of. The user, running a small organization, is concerned about a significant refund being withheld. Forum members suggested filing a writ petition in the High Court, offering support and encouragement to pursue legal action. (AI Summary)